Dabing Yu

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Dabing Yu is a leading researcher in underwater robotics and visual inspection, with a focus on developing advanced sensing systems for marine infrastructure. His most-cited work introduces a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) equipped with a binocular vision system designed to detect and measure cracks in underwater structures—a critical contribution to the safety and maintenance of bridges, dams, and offshore platforms. This paper, with 53 citations, demonstrates his ability to integrate computer vision, robotics, and structural health monitoring into practical, real-world solutions. Yu’s research addresses the challenges of low visibility, water refraction, and dynamic environments, enabling precise, non-contact crack width measurements that surpass traditional manual inspection methods. His work has significant implications for reducing human risk and improving the longevity of underwater assets. Beyond this flagship study, Yu continues to innovate in autonomous underwater systems, sensor fusion, and image processing, making him a key figure in the intersection of robotics and civil engineering. His contributions are widely recognized in both academic and industrial circles, positioning him as a thought leader in underwater structural diagnostics.