Papers
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Total Citations
303
H-Index
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About
Yixiong Feng is a pioneering researcher whose work bridges intelligent manufacturing, human-robot collaboration, and soft robotics. His research has gained significant momentum with the rise of Industry 5.0, where he has emerged as a leading voice on human-cyber-physical systems (HCPS) — a framework placing human beings at the center of smart manufacturing ecosystems. His 2024 review on HCPS in Industry 5.0 has already attracted 120 citations, underscoring the field's urgent relevance. Feng's contributions extend to human digital twin modeling, where he leverages multimodal data to enable seamless human-robot collaboration and locomotion recognition, and to adaptive disassembly planning driven by digital twin technology — work with direct implications for sustainable remanufacturing. Alongside these manufacturing-focused advances, Feng demonstrates remarkable breadth through his investigations into programmable soft robotics, including origami-inspired actuators, biomimetic soft systems responsive to multiple stimuli, and biologically inspired deformable bilayer structures. His ability to connect fundamental materials science with applied intelligent systems reflects a uniquely integrative research vision. With over 280 cumulative citations across diverse domains, Feng stands as an influential and versatile contributor shaping the future of human-centric, intelligent, and adaptive engineering systems.
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- 7Origami‐Inspired Reconfigurable Soft Actuators for Soft Robotic Applications15 citations · 2024
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- 10Design and structure analysis of multi-legged bionic soft robot6 citations · 2020