Jiahe Wang

PhD Student in the Robotic Actuators & Dynamics Lab, Arizona State University. Office: ERC 433

Jiahe Wang

From the individual to humanity

and from humanity to nature

Struggle, conviction, and resilience—

all shaped by a quiet heart and a burning soul.

My research focuses on data-driven modeling and control of robotic systems, with particular interest in:

  • Soft robotics and compliant actuation
  • Koopman-based modeling and Model Predictive Control (MPC)
  • Embedded systems and multi-motor control
  • ROS 2-based sensing and control pipelines

I work on bridging theoretical modeling and real-world robotic implementation, developing systems that integrate sensing, actuation, and control for complex robotic platforms.

My recent work includes:

  • ROS2-based multi-motor control systems with real-time feedback
  • Camera-based tracking and data collection pipelines
  • Koopman operator learning for soft robot dynamics
  • Hardware integration using ESP32/Arduino and sensor systems

I am particularly interested in building scalable and robust robotic systems that combine physics-based understanding with data-driven methods.


📌 Feel free to explore my publications, projects, and blogs, or reach out for collaboration.

News

Apr 13, 2026 A bit surreal to see myself at the ASU homepage
Apr 01, 2026 Research featured in ASU News
Mar 03, 2026 First paper published in IEEE RA-L
Aug 14, 2024 I arrived in the United States to begin my PhD studies in Robotics at Arizona State University.

Latest Posts

Selected Publications

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    Data-Efficient Real-Time Control of an Artificial-Muscle-Driven Continuum Robot With Physics-Informed Koopman Operator
    Jiahe Wang, Eron Ristich, Eric Weissman, and 2 more authors
    IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters, 2026