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Biographical
notes
YE Changlong, born in 1974, is currently an associate professor in
Shenyang Institute of Aeronautical Engineering. He received his bachelor
degree with class honors in mechanical engineering from Shenyang
University of Technology, China, in 1997, and MS degree in mechanical
engineering from Shenyang University of Technology, China in 2002. He
received his PhD degree in mechanical engineering in 2005. His research
interests include mechanism design of robot, biological inspired robot
and reconfigurable robots.
Tel: +86-24-23970494; E-mail: clye@sia.cn
MA Shugen, born in 1963, is currently a professor in Ritsumeikan
University, Japan. Also, he is a professor in Shenyang Institute of
Automation, Chinese Academy of sciences, China. He received his PhD
degree in mechanical engineering from the Tokyo Institute of Technology,
Japan. His research interests include cellular robot system, biological
inspired robot, redundant robot and reconfigurable robots.
Tel: +86-24-23970494; E-mail: shugen@fc.ritsumei.ac.jp
LI Bin, born in 1963, is currently a professor in Shenyang Institute of
Automation, Chinese Academy of sciences, China. His research interests
include the rover and robot control method.
Tel: +86-24-23970494; E-mail: libin@sia.cn
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