Xinbin Hou

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Xinbin Hou is a leading figure in space power systems and in-orbit assembly technologies, with a primary focus on the development of the Space Solar Power Station (SSPS). His seminal 2016 paper, "In-orbit assembly mission for the Space Solar Power Station," has garnered over 90 citations, establishing a foundational framework for constructing large-scale space structures in orbit. Hou’s major contributions lie in advancing the concept of modular, robotic assembly for SSPS, addressing critical challenges such as structural deployment, energy transmission, and mission architecture. His work has significantly influenced China’s strategic roadmap for space-based solar power, bridging the gap between theoretical designs and practical engineering. Beyond SSPS, Hou has contributed to satellite system integration and space robotics, earning recognition as a key researcher at the China Academy of Space Technology. His research not only pushes the boundaries of sustainable energy from space but also inspires a new generation of engineers to tackle the complexities of megawatt-class orbital infrastructure. With a citation impact reflecting his pioneering role, Hou remains a pivotal voice in the future of space energy systems.