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Yuxuan Qiu is a researcher at the forefront of robot-assisted surgery (RAS), with a primary focus on the design and simulation of master-slave surgical robot systems. Their most-cited work, "System Design and Simulation Experiments of a Virtual Reality Based Tele-operated Surgical Robot System" (2021), introduces a novel approach that integrates virtual reality into the master console, enhancing the surgeon’s immersive control over patient-side manipulators. This contribution addresses key challenges in teleoperation, such as precision and ergonomics, by enabling real-time simulation and feedback. With 2 citations, this paper lays foundational groundwork for advancing minimally invasive procedures, emphasizing small trauma and faster recovery. Qiu’s research bridges mechanical design, control systems, and VR technology, positioning them as an emerging voice in surgical robotics. Their work not only advances technical capabilities but also holds promise for improving surgical outcomes and training. As the field evolves, Qiu’s contributions signal a commitment to making complex robotic systems more intuitive and effective for clinical use.
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