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YW Wong’s research career is defined by pioneering contributions to mobile robotics, particularly in the areas of simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM), autonomous exploration, and intelligent control systems. Wong’s most influential work, “Segment-Based Map Building Using Enhanced Adaptive Fuzzy Clustering Algorithm for Mobile Robot Applications” (2002), has garnered 31 citations, establishing a foundation for robust map construction in uncertain environments. A key achievement is the development of an online SLAM algorithm capable of operating in dynamic environments, a challenge addressed in a 2006 paper (17 citations) that innovatively integrates SLAM with multiple target tracking (MTT) through a hierarchical hybrid method. This work enables real-time performance where robots can navigate and map while tracking moving objects. Wong also advanced autonomous exploration strategies, as seen in a 2005 study (5 citations) that uses Bayesian update theory for efficient mapping of unknown indoor spaces. Beyond navigation, Wong applied fuzzy logic control to mechatronic systems, designing a novel robotic hanger for garment inspection (2011, 8 citations), demonstrating a unique crossover between robotics and textile manufacturing. Through these contributions, Wong has shaped practical, real-time solutions for autonomous systems, inspiring further research in adaptive robotics and intelligent automation.