Summary
Chunjiang Fu is a researcher with nine years of experience specializing in humanoid locomotion, dynamic walking and motor control, currently working in Honda R&D’s robotics humanoid locomotion team and affiliated with Zhejiang Lab. He combines rigorous academic training (PhD in Dynamic Walking from Osaka University) with applied research in underactuated biped synthesis, variable-stiffness mechanisms, impedance and optimal control, and complexity analysis of gait. His background spans human motor cognition and computational physics perspectives, enabling cross-disciplinary modeling from human walking to robot–seat interaction simulations. Known for bridging theory and practice, he has moved insights from neuroscience and control theory into practical robotic mechanisms and controllers.
9 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Dynamic Walking, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Dynamic Walking at Osaka University
Bachelor & PhD Candidate, Motor Cognition, Bachelor & PhD Candidate, Motor Cognition at East China University of Science and Technology
Chinese, English, Japanese