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Qiong Pu is a researcher specializing in bio-inspired robotics and optogenetic control systems, with a focus on developing compact, wireless interfaces for animal-robot integration. Her most cited work, "On the small fiber-coupled laser controller for animal robot" (2016), addresses a critical bottleneck in optogenetics: the bulkiness and inflexibility of conventional laser controllers that restrict experimental mobility and real-world applications. Pu’s major contribution lies in designing a portable, remote-controlled laser stimulator system that combines a wireless control module with a miniaturized fiber-coupled laser, enabling precise, untethered neural modulation in freely moving animal robots. Although her citation count is modest—with this paper garnering 3 citations—the work represents an early, practical step toward scalable cybernetic interfaces, bridging gaps between neural engineering and robotics. Pu’s research underscores the importance of hardware miniaturization for advancing animal-robot systems, offering a foundation for future studies in closed-loop optogenetic control and autonomous biohybrid agents. Her approach highlights the value of interdisciplinary problem-solving in making neurotechnology more accessible and versatile for field applications.
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- 1On the small fiber-coupled laser controller for animal robot3 citations · 2016