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Guoyang Wan is a robotics and computer vision researcher whose work sits at the intersection of industrial automation, machine vision, and robotic manipulation. His research focuses primarily on developing high-precision six-degree-of-freedom (6DOF) pose estimation and grasping systems for industrial robots, with particular emphasis on the notoriously difficult challenge of handling rough and reflective metal castings in unstructured factory environments. Wan's most cited contribution, a robotic grinding workstation integrating machine vision with industrial manipulators (2021, 16 citations), demonstrates his ability to translate complex vision algorithms into practical automated systems. His sustained exploration of binocular and stereo vision-based positioning for large-size objects has yielded multiple influential works, including a high-precision binocular grasping system (2020, 13 citations) and a boundary point cloud feature-based 6DOF approach (2020, 9 citations). More recently, he has pushed toward cost-effective monocular vision solutions enhanced by image generation technology, broadening the accessibility of precision robotics. Collectively accumulating over 60 citations, Wan's body of work represents a coherent and evolving research agenda that directly addresses real-world manufacturing bottlenecks. His contributions offer valuable guidance for engineers and researchers working to advance intelligent, vision-guided robotic systems in demanding industrial settings.