Xiaozheng Xing

University of Science and Technology of China

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Xiaozheng Xing is a pioneering researcher in the field of bionic robotics and hydrodynamic engineering, with a specialized focus on bio-inspired underwater locomotion. His most influential work, "Hydrodynamic Analysis and Simulation of a Swimming Bionic Robot Tuna" (2007), has garnered 10 citations and established a foundational framework for understanding the fluid dynamics of robotic fish. Xing’s major contribution lies in developing computational models that simulate the complex interactions between robotic fins and water flow, enabling more efficient and agile underwater vehicle designs. By applying principles from biological tuna propulsion to mechanical systems, he has advanced the practical implementation of bionic robots in marine exploration, environmental monitoring, and defense applications. His research bridges theoretical hydrodynamics with real-world engineering challenges, offering insights that have inspired subsequent studies in biomimetic locomotion. Xing’s work remains a key reference for students and engineers seeking to optimize the performance of swimming robots, demonstrating the enduring impact of his early contributions to this evolving field.