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Wenqing Han is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of robotic and navigational surgery in maxillofacial and craniofacial medicine. His work centers on integrating electromagnetic navigation technology and artificial intelligence into surgical robotics, with a particular focus on facial bone contouring and the treatment of complex craniofacial conditions such as hemifacial microsomia. Han's most influential contribution — his 2021 paper on robot-assisted mandibular angle osteotomy using electromagnetic navigation (26 citations) — demonstrated the feasibility of a maxillofacial surgical robotic system (MSRS) in confined operative spaces, opening new possibilities for precision-guided facial surgery. Building on this foundation, he has systematically validated robotic navigation for distraction osteogenesis through animal model studies, model experiments, and early-phase clinical trials, collectively accumulating nearly 30 additional citations across multiple papers. His 2022 review of esthetic facial bone contouring in Asians (13 citations) further established him as a clinically grounded voice bridging technological innovation with real-world surgical practice. By evaluating learning curves and procedural efficiency alongside accuracy and safety, Han's body of work offers a comprehensive, evidence-based roadmap for the future integration of surgical robotics into craniofacial care.