Zhengxian Chen
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Zhengxian Chen is a leading researcher in biomimetic hydrodynamics, with a primary focus on understanding the complex fluid dynamics of fish swimming to inspire next-generation robotic fish design. His most cited work, "Spatio-temporal analysis of shear traction dynamics on fish body surface" (2025, 1 citation), represents a pioneering contribution to the field. Moving beyond traditional bulk force measurements, Chen developed novel methodologies to capture the dynamic, spatio-temporal patterns of shear traction directly on a fish's body surface during locomotion. This granular insight into how pressure and friction forces evolve over time and space is critical for optimizing the shape, structural flexibility, and energy-efficient control strategies of schooling robotic fish. By bridging fundamental hydrodynamics with practical engineering, Chen’s research provides a vital framework for creating more agile, efficient, and bio-inspired autonomous underwater vehicles. His work is foundational for researchers and engineers aiming to replicate the remarkable swimming performance of fish in robotic systems.
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- 1Spatio-temporal analysis of shear traction dynamics on fish body surface1 citations · 2025