Shijing Zhang
Papers
38
Total Citations
1,141
H-Index
20
About
Shijing Zhang is a pioneering researcher in piezoelectric robotics, with expertise spanning miniature robot design, smart material actuation, and precision micromanipulation. His work addresses a fundamental challenge in robotics: achieving simultaneous miniaturization, speed, agility, and high-resolution motion control within a single system. Zhang's most celebrated contributions include a bioinspired arthropod millirobot (120 citations) that reconciles contradictory performance demands through nature-inspired design, and a piezo robotic hand (130 citations) that overcomes traditional limitations of electromagnetic interference and low manipulation accuracy. His 2023 comprehensive review of miniature piezoelectric robots (71 citations) has become an essential reference for the field, while his quadrupedal robot combining fast speed with nano-resolution (63 citations) demonstrates his ability to push technological boundaries simultaneously. Particularly noteworthy is his translational work bridging engineering and biomedicine, including a cross-scale robotic manipulator for delicate biological puncture (47 citations) and amphibious robots operating across terrestrial and aquatic environments (61 citations). With over 670 total citations across his most impactful papers alone, Zhang has established himself as a defining voice in next-generation miniature robotics, offering transformative solutions for biomedical engineering, search-and-rescue operations, and precision manufacturing.
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- 1Piezo robotic hand for motion manipulation from micro to macro130 citations · 2023
- 2Arthropod‐Metamerism‐Inspired Resonant Piezoelectric Millirobot120 citations · 2021
- 3Developments and Challenges of Miniature Piezoelectric Robots: A Review71 citations · 2023
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