TingTing Liu

Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications

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TingTing Liu is a leading researcher in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) and human-robot collaboration systems, with a focus on scalable, stable communication for task-oriented robot swarms. Her most-cited work, "LEACH-R: LEACH Relay With Cache Strategy for Mobile Robot Swarms" (2020, 26 citations), addresses the group mobility challenges of real-world robot swarms by introducing a relay and cache strategy that optimizes data transmission in delay-insensitive, field applications. This contribution is pivotal for enabling efficient coordination in autonomous robotic teams. More recently, in "Variable Cluster Routing for Large-Scale Human-Robot Collaboration Systems — A Top-Down Cluster Routing" (2024, 3 citations), Liu tackles the communication instability arising from large-scale, heterogeneous network topologies. Her proposed variable cluster routing (VCR) method ensures robust connectivity in complex human-robot environments, marking a significant step toward practical, large-scale collaboration. Liu’s work bridges theoretical routing protocols and real-world deployment, earning recognition for its impact on swarm intelligence and collaborative robotics. Her research continues to shape the future of adaptive, resilient networks in dynamic, multi-agent systems.