Qiyun Tan

Harbin University of Science and Technology

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Qiyun Tan’s research lies at the intersection of biomimetics and robotics, with a focus on developing agile, bio-inspired systems for environmental monitoring. His most cited work, “Research Progress of Bionic Water Strider Robot” (2021), synthesizes advances in replicating the water strider’s remarkable ability to slide, jump, and maneuver on water surfaces. Tan’s contributions are foundational to designing compact, lightweight robots that combine flexibility with precision—enabling applications such as water quality assessment, surface investigation, and search operations. With 3 citations, this paper has already drawn attention from researchers exploring novel locomotion strategies for aquatic environments. Tan’s achievements highlight a commitment to translating biological principles into practical engineering solutions, offering a glimpse into a future where tiny, energy-efficient robots can autonomously monitor and protect fragile water ecosystems. His work is a compelling read for students and researchers interested in how nature’s designs can inspire next-generation robotics for environmental stewardship.