Tan Jing Pei

University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus

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Tan Jing Pei is a leading researcher in marine robotics, specializing in the design and deployment of unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) for critical maritime operations. Her most influential work, "Design of USV for Search and Rescue in Shallow Water" (2020), has garnered 10 citations and addresses a pressing need for rapid, autonomous response in challenging coastal environments. By engineering compact, agile USVs tailored to shallow-water navigation, Tan has advanced the capabilities of search-and-rescue teams, enabling safer and more efficient operations where traditional vessels cannot reach. Her contributions bridge the gap between theoretical robotics and practical humanitarian application, demonstrating how autonomous systems can save lives. Beyond this flagship paper, Tan’s research portfolio explores sensor integration, obstacle avoidance algorithms, and energy-efficient propulsion for small-scale USVs. Her work is recognized for its direct impact on maritime safety and disaster response, inspiring further innovation in field robotics. Tan Jing Pei continues to push the boundaries of autonomous marine technology, making her a vital voice in the growing field of robotic-assisted rescue.