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Ziteng Liu is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of bio-inspired robotics, intelligent manufacturing, and medical imaging. His work centers on developing highly adaptive robotic systems and advanced vision-based sensing technologies. Liu’s most notable contribution is the creation of a highly adaptive miniature piezoelectric robot inspired by earthworms (2024), which has already garnered 33 citations for its innovative solution to the poor adaptability problem in resonant piezoelectric robots—offering compact structure, fast response, and precise control for applications in confined spaces. In manufacturing, his early work on weld seam detection and feature extraction using laser vision (2014, 10 citations) established a real-time algorithm for robotic welding, while his subsequent research on curve welding seam detection and reconstruction with structured light stereovision (2015, 2 citations) advanced autonomous welding capabilities. More recently, Liu has ventured into medical robotics, proposing a smoke attention-based laparoscopic image desmoking network with hybrid guided embedding (2024, 2 citations) to enhance visibility during robot-assisted minimally invasive surgery, addressing a critical safety challenge. His diverse portfolio demonstrates a commitment to bridging mechanical design, computer vision, and clinical applications, making him a rising figure in adaptive robotics and intelligent sensing.