Papers

11

Total Citations

238

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About

Tianliang Liu is a leading researcher in the field of robotics, specializing in the design, motion planning, and control of hyper-redundant and cable-driven manipulators for complex environments, including space and marine applications. His most cited work, "End-effector pose and arm-shape synchronous planning methods of a hyper-redundant manipulator for spacecraft repairing" (76 citations), addresses the critical challenge of operating in confined, unstructured spaces like those encountered during on-orbit services. Liu’s major contributions include pioneering cable-driven redundant spatial manipulators with improved stiffness and load capacity, as detailed in his 2018 paper (46 citations), and developing coordinated resolved motion control for dual-arm manipulators (35 citations). His research also extends to biomimetic snake-like robots for exploration and amphibious robots for rescue missions, demonstrating versatility across terrestrial, aquatic, and extraterrestrial domains. With over 200 total citations, Liu’s work has significantly advanced the practicality of robots in hazardous environments. Notable achievements include the TRX-Hand5, an anthropomorphic hand with integrated tactile feedback for human-like grasping, and a robust model predictive controller for tactile servoing, showcasing his commitment to enhancing robot dexterity and safety in human environments.

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H-Index
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Papers
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Total Citations
22
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🏆 Most Cited Paper
End-effector pose and arm-shape synchronous planning methods of a hyper-redundant manipulator for spacecraft repairing
76 citations · 2020
📈 Most Prolific Year: 2018 (3 Papers)
🤝 Key Collaborators: 41
🏛 Institutions: Harbin Institute of Technology, Tencent (China), South China University of Technology

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