Qiang Huang is affiliated with the Beijing Institute of Technology in China. Their research focuses primarily on engineering, with significant activity in several subfields including biomedical engineering, control and systems engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, mechanical engineering, and aerospace engineering.
Their research covers a range of specialized topics such as robotic locomotion and control, prosthetics and rehabilitation robotics, micro and nano robotics, microfluidic and bio-sensing technologies, 3D printing in biomedical research, robot manipulation and learning, and modular robots and swarm intelligence.
Qiang Huang has contributed to numerous publications, with frequent appearances in notable venues. These include:
Recent papers authored by Qiang Huang or in collaboration include:
The scientist frequently collaborates with colleagues including Xuechao Chen, Zhangguo Yu, Toshio Fukuda, Qing Shi, and Huaping Wang.
Qiang Huang was recognized as an IEEE Fellow in 2016 for contributions to the design and control of biped robots.
Qiang Huang;K. Yokoi;S. Kajita;K. Kaneko
Haojian Lu;Mei Zhang;Yuanyuan Yang;Qiang Huang
Qiang Huang;S. Kajita;N. Koyachi;K. Kaneko
Qiang Huang;Y. Nakamura
S. Sugano;Q. Huang;I. Kato
Zhihong Jiang;Weigang Zhou;Hui Li;Yang Mo
Zhiqiang Zheng;Huaping Wang;Lixin Dong;Qing Shi
Qiang Huang;K. Kaneko;K. Yokoi;S. Kajita
Qiang Huang;Kazuo Tanie;Shigeki Sugano
Q. Huang;S. Sugano;I. Kato
Tao Yue;Masahiro Nakajima;Masaru Takeuchi;Chengzhi Hu
Pei Di;Yasuhisa Hasegawa;Shotaro Nakagawa;Kosuke Sekiyama
Zihang Gao;Qing Shi;Toshio Fukuda;Chang Li
Qiang Huang;Y. Nakamura;T. Inamura
Qiang Huang;Kazuo Tanie;Shigeki Sugano
Yuyang Li;Xiaoming Liu;Qiang Huang;Aaron T Ohta
Jingtao Li;Xueshan Gao;Qiang Huang;Qinjun Du
Huaping Wang;Qiang Huang;Qing Shi;Tao Yue
Qiang Huang;S. Sugano;K. Tanie
Qiang Huang;Zhaoqin Peng;Weimin Zhang;Lige Zhang
Q. Huang;S. Sugano;K. Tanie
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