Ziling Ji

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Ziling Ji is a leading researcher in the fields of industrial robotics, human–robot collaboration, and exoskeleton safety. Their most-cited work, "Safety evaluation of human–robot collaboration for industrial exoskeleton" (2023), has garnered 17 citations, establishing a critical framework for assessing risk and operational safety in shared human–robot workspaces. Ji’s major contribution lies in developing systematic evaluation protocols that bridge the gap between ergonomic exoskeleton design and real-world industrial safety standards. By identifying key hazards and proposing quantitative metrics for collaborative tasks, their research directly supports the safe deployment of wearable robotic systems in manufacturing environments. This work has been instrumental in guiding both academic researchers and industry practitioners toward more reliable human–robot interaction. Ji’s achievements include advancing the integration of safety engineering with exoskeleton technology, a vital step toward reducing workplace injuries while enhancing productivity. Their research continues to influence the design of next-generation collaborative robots and safety regulations, making Ji a pivotal figure in the evolution of human-centered industrial automation.