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Dong-Ming Yan is a leading researcher in computer vision and 3D geometric processing, with a focus on object detection, pose estimation, and shape analysis. His most impactful work introduces the Efficient MSPSO Sampling method for 6-D pose estimation using point pair features (PPF), a technique widely adopted in manufacturing for establishing robust 3D correspondences between objects and scenes. This paper has garnered 14 citations, reflecting its practical significance. Yan has also made notable contributions to ellipse detection through coherent chord computation and cross ratio, achieving high accuracy in complex scenes. His boundary-aware feature matching approach, PuzzleNet, enables precise assembly of non-overlapping 3D point clouds, while his multi-scale smoothing techniques improve ellipse fitting robustness. More recently, he has ventured into robotics, developing a particle filter-based method for radioactive source localization using angle constraints and particle diffusion, addressing critical challenges in environmental safety. Yan’s work consistently bridges theoretical innovation with real-world applications, from industrial automation to public health protection. His research is characterized by a deep understanding of geometric primitives and efficient sampling strategies, making him a key figure in advancing 3D vision and autonomous systems.