Qingyuan Li

Chinese Academy of Sciences, Harbin Institute of Technology

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Qingyuan Li is a pioneering researcher in the field of wireless energy transfer, with a particular focus on laser power transmission (LPT) technology. Their most cited work, "Wireless laser power transmission: Recent progress and future challenges" (2024), has already garnered 47 citations, reflecting the growing importance of their contributions to contactless, efficient, and eco-friendly energy solutions. Li’s research addresses critical challenges in LPT, positioning it as a transformative alternative to traditional wired systems for applications ranging from remote sensing to space-based power delivery. Earlier in their career, Li explored advanced robotics control, notably developing an adaptive feedforward force control scheme for robot deburring operations. This work, published in 2003, introduced a novel adaptive zero phase error tracking controller based on ARMAX plant models, achieving precise force tracking through least-squares identification. While less cited, this foundational research demonstrates Li’s long-standing commitment to precision control systems. Together, Li’s body of work bridges the gap between intelligent robotics and next-generation energy transmission, establishing them as a forward-thinking innovator whose recent breakthroughs are shaping the future of wireless power technology.