I am an undergraduate student in Robotics Engineering at Wuhan University. My research lies at the intersection of sensing, embedded systems, and robotic intelligence.
I am interested in developing sensor-integrated robotic systems that combine physical modeling and data-driven methods to improve perception and autonomy. My long-term goal is to advance robust, interpretable sensing architectures for intelligent robotic platforms.
School of Robotics, Wuhan University
B.E. in Robotics Engineering, 2024 – 2028 (expected)
GPA: 3.68/4.00, 88/100
My research interests broadly center on the integration of physical sensing, modeling, and intelligent systems, with a focus on:
Intelligent Sensing and Physical Modeling
Development of thermoelectric and other physics-based sensing mechanisms, including convective heat transfer modeling and signal interpretation for physiological and environmental monitoring.
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
System-level design of robotic perception and control architectures, with interests in autonomous navigation and sensor-driven decision-making.
Learning-Enhanced Physical Systems
Applying machine learning and time-series modeling to improve robustness, calibration, and system intelligence in sensor-integrated robotic platforms.
J. Mater. Chem. A
† Co-first authors; * Corresponding authors
Thermoelectric-Based Airflow Sensing and Convective Heat Transfer Modeling
Undergraduate Research Project (2025.04 - Present)
Chinese: Native
English: IELTS 7.0 (CEFR C1, Jan 2026)
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