Zhang Jun
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3
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About
Zhang Jun’s research lies at the intersection of precision robotics and advanced mechanical transmission, with a core focus on developing high-performance actuation systems for industrial and medical applications. His most significant contribution is the pioneering feasibility analysis of a two-stage nutation drive as a joint reducer for industrial robots, a work that has garnered 20 citations and established a new pathway for compact, high-torque robotic joints. Building on this, his recent kinematic and structural validation of a single-stage nutation drive (2025) further refines the technology, promising transformative impacts for electric vehicles and space exploration. In the medical domain, Jun designed and controlled a 6-DOF piezoelectric-actuated prostate intervention robot for MRI-guided procedures, achieving 8 citations by demonstrating how ultrasonic motors can enable precise, MRI-compatible surgical assistance—a notable advancement over manual methods. His work uniquely bridges mechanical innovation with clinical robotics, offering students and researchers a compelling model of how fundamental transmission design can solve real-world challenges in automation and healthcare.
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