Zhenguo Wu

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Zhenguo Wu is a leading researcher in biomimetic robotics, with a primary focus on bio-inspired underwater vehicles. His work centers on developing fish-inspired robots that replicate the extraordinary maneuverability and cruising efficiency of aquatic species, addressing critical challenges in underwater exploration and hazardous environment operations. Wu’s most-cited paper, "A comprehensive review on fish-inspired robots" (2022, 63 citations), provides a foundational synthesis of the field, cataloging design principles, propulsion mechanisms, and control strategies that have guided subsequent innovations. This review has become a key reference for researchers seeking to advance autonomous underwater vehicles for tasks ranging from environmental monitoring to deep-sea inspection. Beyond this work, Wu’s contributions include novel robotic prototypes that mimic the fluid dynamics of fish locomotion, achieving unprecedented agility and energy efficiency. His research bridges biology and engineering, offering practical solutions for stealthy, low-disturbance aquatic missions. With a growing citation impact, Wu is recognized for shaping the trajectory of biomimetic robotics, inspiring both academic inquiry and real-world applications in marine technology.