Zuhao Zhu
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3
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7
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About
Zuhao Zhu is a rising researcher in the field of robotic manipulation, with a focus on flexible grasping, force sensing, and visual servo control. His work addresses critical challenges in industrial and agricultural automation, particularly the reliable grasping of objects using soft, adaptable grippers. Zhu’s major contributions include the design and experimental validation of a rope-driven force-sensing flexible gripper, which eliminates the need for expensive intelligent materials or embedded sensors by leveraging novel mechanical and control strategies. He has also developed integrated visual servo motion control systems for industrial robots, enabling precise, vision-guided grasping. His recent research on vision-based grasping force perception and servo control further advances the ability of robots to perform stable, adaptive grasps in unstructured environments. With his most cited paper accumulating five citations since 2024, Zhu’s work is gaining traction among peers interested in practical, cost-effective solutions for robotic manipulation. His achievements demonstrate a strong commitment to bridging the gap between theoretical force perception and real-world robotic applications, making him a notable contributor to the next generation of intelligent, sensor-free flexible grippers.
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