Zengbao Li

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Zengbao Li is a leading researcher in ultra-wideband (UWB) swarm ranging and cooperative robotics, focusing on enabling precise, scalable localization for dense networks of small, low-cost devices. His major contributions center on developing robust ranging protocols that allow hundreds of aerial and ground robots—as well as wearable and portable devices—to coordinate in dynamic, crowded environments for applications like search-and-rescue, mapping, and military operations. His most-cited work, "Ultra-Wideband Swarm Ranging Protocol for Dynamic and Dense Networks" (2022, 15 citations), addresses the critical challenge of maintaining accurate distance measurements and communication in rapidly changing swarms, while his earlier foundational paper (2021, 8 citations) established key principles for large-scale cooperative tasks. Li’s research has significant real-world impact, pushing the boundaries of what is possible with miniaturized, affordable robotic systems. His achievements include advancing the theoretical and practical frameworks for swarm intelligence, making him a notable figure in the field of networked robotics and wireless localization.