He‐Xiu Xu
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4
Total Citations
19
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4
About
He-Xu Xu is a leading researcher in intelligent robotics, with a primary focus on motion planning, robotic manipulation, and the integration of artificial intelligence into manufacturing systems. His work bridges the gap between classical control theory and modern machine learning, particularly through the application of deep reinforcement learning (DRL) for complex robotic tasks. Xu’s major contributions include developing a neural dynamics-based approach for real-time, collision-free path generation in nonholonomic robots—a foundational method that has garnered consistent citations since 2003. He has also pioneered frameworks for industrial robot training in cloud manufacturing, advancing the concept of “Everything-as-a-Service” for distributed production environments. More recently, his research on policy guidance mechanisms for DRL-based robotic grasping has addressed critical challenges in network convergence and sample efficiency. With multiple papers each accumulating 5 citations, Xu’s work is recognized for its practical impact on autonomous systems. His notable achievements include the integration of ROS (Robot Operating System) with MoveIt for obstacle avoidance in UR5 manipulators, demonstrating a hands-on approach to bridging simulation and real-world deployment. Xu’s research continues to shape the future of smart manufacturing and autonomous robotics.
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- 1ROS Based Obstacle Avoidance Motion Planning of UR5 Manipulator5 citations · 2021
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