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Yicong Chen is a leading researcher in the field of collaborative perception and localization technologies for clustered unmanned systems, with a particular focus on challenging underground sheltered environments. His work addresses the critical challenges posed by enclosed, complex, and structurally diverse spaces such as utility tunnels, mines, and railways, where traditional sensing and navigation methods often fail. Chen’s most cited paper, “Research Progress on Collaborative Perception and Localization Technologies of Clustered Unmanned Systems in Underground Sheltered Spaces: A Survey” (2025), provides a comprehensive analysis of state-of-the-art techniques, identifying key obstacles and future research directions for multi-agent coordination in GPS-denied subterranean settings. This foundational survey has already garnered attention in the robotics and autonomous systems community, laying the groundwork for safer and more efficient operations in hazardous underground infrastructure. Chen’s contributions are vital for advancing autonomous exploration, disaster response, and infrastructure inspection, with his work poised to significantly impact both academic research and practical deployment of unmanned systems in extreme environments.
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