Chi Yu
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Chi Yu is a leading researcher in the field of live-line maintenance robotics and high-voltage electric field safety, with a particular focus on the electromechanical challenges of robotic systems operating on energized transmission lines. Their most cited work, "Simulation of electric field and potential transfer arc during the on-line process of the live working anti-vibration hammer robot" (2021, 5 citations), provides critical insights into how intelligent robotic equipment interacts with strong electric fields and potential transfer arcs when entering equipotential zones. This research is foundational for designing safer, more reliable robots that can perform maintenance tasks—such as handling anti-vibration hammers—on live power lines without endangering personnel or equipment. By modeling the distribution characteristics of electric fields and arc phenomena during the equipotential entry process, Yu’s work directly addresses a key safety and operational bottleneck in the deployment of robotic systems for high-voltage grid maintenance. Their contributions are especially valuable for advancing the practical application of robotics in the energy sector, where minimizing human exposure to hazardous electrical environments is a top priority.
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