Fujian Yan

Fujian Yan is an Assistant Teaching Professor at Wichita State University. He specializes in robotics, human-robot interaction, and spatial reasoning. His research focuses on developing frameworks for intuitive collaboration between humans and robots, including volumetric reconstruction, motion primitives, and real-time communication systems. He is affiliated with Wichita State University, where his office is located in Jabara Hall.

Yan’s research interests include advancing robotic capabilities in understanding spatial constraints, object semantics, and human-robot teaming. His work integrates neural logic learning and dictionary-based methods to enhance robotic scene comprehension and tactile interaction. Recent contributions address challenges in touch detection, common reality interfaces, and mutual understanding between humans and machines.

His publications span topics like motion diagnostics, augmented reality integration, and collaborative frameworks. Despite no explicit awards mentioned, his work reflects sustained innovation in human-robot systems. Advising and grants details are currently unavailable. He is part of Wichita State’s academic community, contributing to teaching and research in robotics and related fields.