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Total Citations
62
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About
Yongze Li is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of soft robotics, wireless actuation, and intelligent control systems. His primary research areas include microwave-driven robotic systems, soft wearable sensors for motion capture, and neural dynamics-based optimization. Li’s most significant contribution is the development of multi-degree-of-freedom robots powered and controlled by microwaves—a breakthrough that leverages microwaves’ ability to penetrate obstacles, target energy rapidly, and enable selective heating. His 2022 paper on this topic has garnered 42 citations, establishing a foundation for wireless robotic control in confined or hazardous environments. He further advanced this work with a 2024 study on multifrequency microwave drive and control, enabling more sophisticated, non-mechanical steering via phased-array technologies. In parallel, Li has made notable strides in human motion analysis, designing soft wearable sensors for dynamic leg measurement in the sagittal plane (14 citations), with applications in exoskeletons and rehabilitation. His work on a zeroing feedback gradient-based neural dynamics model for solving quadratic programming problems demonstrates his versatility in computational methods. With over 60 total citations and a rapidly growing portfolio, Li is shaping the future of wireless, untethered robotics and human-machine interaction.
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Top Papers
- 1Multi‐Degree‐of‐Freedom Robots Powered and Controlled by Microwaves42 citations · 2022
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- 3Analysis of microwave actuators with various configuration2 citations · 2024
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