Xiujuan Li

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Xiujuan Li is a distinguished researcher in the field of space robotics and mechanical engineering, with a primary focus on the kinematics and cooperative control of dual-arm robotic systems. Her work addresses critical challenges in expanding the operational capabilities of robots in space environments, particularly through the precise computation of cooperative workspaces—a foundational element for the optimal design and practical deployment of dual-arm space robots. In her seminal 2009 paper, "Cooperative Workspace of Dual-Arm Space Robot," Li introduced exact methods for calculating the boundary shape and volume of these workspaces, which are essential for maximizing a robot's activity range and ensuring efficient task execution. Although this early work has garnered modest citations, it laid the groundwork for subsequent advancements in the field. Li is also recognized for developing ground-based experimental systems that simulate two-dimensional space conditions, bridging theoretical kinematics with real-world validation. Her contributions are vital for the future of autonomous space operations, including satellite servicing and assembly, and continue to influence researchers aiming to enhance robotic dexterity and safety in zero-gravity environments.