Yunfei Chen
Papers
12
Total Citations
92
H-Index
6
About
Yunfei Chen is an emerging researcher at the forefront of next-generation wireless communications, robotics networking, and integrated sensing-communication-computing systems. His work centers on designing intelligent, multi-layered network architectures—particularly hybrid satellite-UAV and terrestrial networks—to support mission-critical robots and unmanned systems in remote, hazardous, and post-disaster environments. Chen's most impactful contribution is the Edge Information Hub (EIH) framework, which orchestrates satellites, UAVs, mobile edge computing (MEC), sensing, and communications into unified closed-loop control systems for 6G networks, garnering 22 citations since its 2024 publication. His research consistently tackles the challenge of enabling reliable, low-latency task offloading and mobility control for networked robots operating beyond conventional infrastructure reach. Notably, he has extended these principles to deep space exploration, proposing communication optimization schemes for mother-daughter spacecraft systems. Across his portfolio—accumulating nearly 90 citations in just a few years—Chen advances the sensing-communication-computing-control (SC³) paradigm, including digital twin-empowered robotic systems. His interdisciplinary reach also spans indoor localization via Bayesian frameworks and MEMS resonator dynamics, reflecting a broad technical foundation underpinning his systems-level vision for 6G-enabled autonomous robotics.
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- 3Control-Oriented Deep Space Communications for Unmanned Space Exploration14 citations · 2024
- 4Task-Oriented Satellite-UAV Networks With Mobile-Edge Computing9 citations · 2023
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