Lin Daquan, male, born in October 1940, a native of Neijiang, Sichuan Province, is an expert with outstanding contributions at the national level, an expert in human-machine system and bionic engineering, and enjoys the government allowance of the State Council. He was the vice dean of the College of Life Sciences of Sichuan University, vice chairman of the Senate, director of the Institute of Human-Machine Engineering and Medical Devices of the College of Manufacturing, academic leader of the Key Laboratory of Human-Machine Systems and Bionic Engineering in Sichuan Province, and professor of Peking University, director of the Chinese Society of Medical Physics, the Chinese Society of Creation, and the Chinese Society of College Vibration and Testing. Since the 1980s, he has pioneered the research of bionic mannequins and bionic functional materials, and is the founder of China's bionic amplitude human model; the main designer and manufacturer of the first automobile safety model, aviation life-saving dummy, bionic paratrooper dummy, helicopter crash dummy; he has opened up a new direction for the research and development of China's bionic mannequins, bionic functional materials and related intelligent instruments, and has been praised as "China's human simulation" by the Chinese government and the Chinese government at home and abroad. He is regarded as the "Father of China's Simulation Man" and "World's Outstanding Achievement Person". The International Biographical Center of Cambridge, England, and the American Society of Biographers awarded him "World Outstanding Achievement Character".