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About
Yuhao Bai is a prominent researcher at the intersection of agricultural robotics, computer vision, and autonomous systems, whose work has significantly advanced the automation of modern farming practices. With a research focus spanning vision-based navigation, crop detection, robotic harvesting, and adaptive path planning, Bai has established himself as a leading voice in intelligent agricultural machinery. His highly cited 2022 review on vision-based navigation for agricultural autonomous vehicles (303 citations) serves as a foundational reference in the field, comprehensively mapping the landscape of perception and guidance technologies for farm robots. Building on this, his 2023 follow-up on crop row detection (94 citations) addresses one of the most technically demanding challenges in field robotics under dynamic environmental conditions. His contributions to robotic harvesting are equally notable, with machine learning-driven tomato detection (74 citations) and multi-network cucumber segmentation (54 citations) demonstrating practical pathways toward automated crop handling. Bai has also explored multi-sensor grasping systems for fragile fruits and greenhouse navigation using advanced SLAM and path planning algorithms. More recently, his survey on DAG-based blockchain in smart mobility signals a broadening research vision toward connected autonomous systems, making his portfolio both deep and expansively interdisciplinary.
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- 7A Survey on Directed Acyclic Graph-Based Blockchain in Smart Mobility10 citations · 2025
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