Shixi Yang
Papers
4
Total Citations
49
H-Index
4
About
Shixi Yang is a researcher whose work bridges the critical fields of **robotics, mechanical dynamics, and condition monitoring**. Yang’s contributions are defined by a focus on **reliability and performance under uncertainty**, tackling challenges in both industrial machinery and bio-inspired locomotion. A standout achievement is the 2022 paper on a **Modulation Signal Bispectrum Enhanced Squared Envelope** for detecting faults in epicyclic gearboxes—a method vital for the safety of wind turbines and aerospace systems. This work, which has already garnered 22 citations, demonstrates a powerful fusion of signal processing and mechanical diagnostics. Earlier, Yang made significant strides in **bipedal robotics**, with highly cited studies (2013-2014) analyzing input torque sensitivity and dynamic performance under multi-source random disturbances, providing foundational insights for stable robot gait. Further showcasing versatility, Yang’s work includes the design of a novel **wheel-type tree-climbing robot** (2014), featuring a unique spine-array wheel for enhanced friction. Through these diverse contributions, Shixi Yang has established a reputation for advancing the robustness and intelligence of mechanical systems, from planetary gears to autonomous robots.
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- 3Input torque sensitivity to uncertain parameters in biped robot10 citations · 2013
- 4Study on a Novel Wheel Type Tree-Climbing Robot6 citations · 2014