Shijun Che
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Shijun Che’s research centers on the mechanics and robotics of tensegrity structures—lightweight, resilient frameworks composed of isolated compression elements held together by tension. His most cited work, “The driving of the six-bar tensegrity robot” (2017), explores how a six-bar tensegrity structure can achieve low weight, simple actuation, and high load-bearing capacity. By developing a simulation model in Adams software, Che demonstrated that controlling bar length enables effective locomotion of a spherical tensegrity robot. This contribution is foundational for designing deformable, impact-resistant robots suitable for exploration and rescue missions. Though his citation count is modest, Che’s work is notable for its practical approach to tensegrity-driven motion, bridging structural engineering and robotics. His research offers a clear pathway for students and engineers interested in bio-inspired, compliant robotic systems.
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- 1The driving of the six-bar tensegrity robot3 citations · 2017