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Ziqi Tu is a researcher at the forefront of mixed-reality (MR) telecollaboration and human-robot interaction. Their key research areas include immersive telepresence systems, viewpoint control in virtual reality (VR), and robotic-assisted collaboration. Tu’s major contribution is the development of a "Viewpoint-Controllable Telepresence" system, which integrates a robotic arm with MR to enable remote users to actively and naturally manipulate their viewpoints during telecollaboration—addressing a critical limitation in conventional fixed-camera setups. This work, published in 2023, has already garnered 12 citations, reflecting its timely impact on enhancing user agency in remote collaboration. By bridging robotics and VR, Tu’s research advances practical applications in telemedicine, remote training, and distributed teamwork. Their innovative approach to combining physical robotic actuation with virtual overlays demonstrates a unique synergy between hardware and software, positioning Tu as an emerging leader in next-generation telepresence systems. This work not only improves user experience but also opens new avenues for intuitive, embodied interaction in mixed-reality environments.
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