Zhou Su

Shanghai University, Xi'an Jiaotong University

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Zhou Su is a forward-thinking researcher working at the intersection of artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, and smart city technologies. His work spans several interconnected domains, including autonomous vehicles, AI agents, and embodied intelligence, positioning him as a notable contributor to the evolving landscape of next-generation intelligent systems. Su's most-cited work, "Unmanned Era: A Service Response Framework in Smart City" (2021, 43 citations), addresses the practical challenge of deploying autonomous vehicles as intelligent mobile robots within smart city ecosystems, proposing frameworks to coordinate diverse user service demands across distributed server environments. This contribution reflects his deep engagement with real-world deployment challenges for autonomous systems. More recently, Su has turned his attention to the emerging frontier of AI agents. His 2025 paper "Internet of Agents" (11 citations) explores how large language models and vision-language models are transforming isolated AI systems into autonomous, interactive entities — a timely and rapidly growing research direction. Complementing this, his work on embodied AI examines how physical agents can perceive, reason, and act in real-world environments. Together, Su's research traces a compelling trajectory from smart city infrastructure toward the next generation of autonomous, physically grounded AI systems, making his profile essential reading for students exploring intelligent networks and autonomous technologies.