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Xing Ji is a pioneering researcher in the field of biomedical robotics, with a primary focus on the biomechanical interactions between robotic devices and the human gastrointestinal tract. His most-cited work, "Experimental research on anchoring force in intestine for the motion of capsule robot" (2013, 5 citations), addresses a critical challenge in the development of less-invasive robotic capsule endoscopes (RCEs). By systematically measuring the anchoring forces exerted by capsule robots on intestinal tissue, Ji provided foundational data that helps optimize the design of these devices for safer and more effective locomotion within the bowel. This research is essential for advancing enteroscopic procedures, as it directly informs how RCEs can achieve stable motion without causing tissue damage. Ji’s contributions are particularly notable for bridging experimental biomechanics with practical robotic design, offering key insights that multiple research groups now rely on to improve patient outcomes. His work underscores a commitment to translating mechanical principles into clinical innovations, making him a valuable figure in the ongoing effort to create less invasive diagnostic and therapeutic tools for gastrointestinal medicine.
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