Hung-Yuan Wei
Papers
2
Total Citations
5
H-Index
2
About
Hung-Yuan Wei is a researcher whose work lies at the intersection of precision mechanical design and applied sensor technology. His key research areas include bio-inspired mechanisms, compact actuation systems, and the integration of depth sensors into practical applications, particularly for mobile robotics and vehicle systems. Wei’s major contribution is the design of a compact camera-orienting mechanism featuring flexural pan and tilt axes, inspired by the human eye’s natural movement. This innovation addresses critical space and weight constraints in mobile robotics, offering a lightweight, high-performance solution for camera stabilization and orientation. Although his most cited papers have modest citation counts—3 for the camera mechanism and 2 for the depth sensor patent analysis—their impact is evident in niche engineering fields where miniaturization and bio-mimicry are paramount. Notably, Wei’s work on depth sensors highlights the growing importance of sensor diversity in automotive safety and efficiency, bridging the gap between theoretical design and real-world vehicle applications. His research demonstrates a thoughtful blend of mechanical ingenuity and practical sensor integration, making him a valuable contributor to the advancement of compact robotic systems and intelligent vehicle technologies.
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- 2Depth sensor used in vehicle-related patent analysis2 citations · 2016