Jiyu Tian
Papers
5
Total Citations
34
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3
About
Jiyu Tian is a researcher advancing the frontiers of 3D reconstruction and robotic perception, with a focus on enabling high-quality, real-time environmental mapping for autonomous systems. Tian’s core contributions lie in visual-based 3D reconstruction using point cloud optimization, where they have developed methods to reduce latency while preserving dense, color-rich spatial data—critical for applications like robot pose estimation, digital twin creation, and mine exploration. Their most cited work, “Low-Latency Visual-Based High-Quality 3-D Reconstruction Using Point Cloud Optimization” (2023, 17 citations), demonstrates a novel approach to balancing speed and accuracy in point cloud generation. Tian has also addressed challenging operational domains, such as underwater welding scenes, proposing an image-based reconstruction method tailored for low-light environments to support robotic repair tasks. Additional work includes online static map construction from 3D point clouds and 2D images, as well as an automatic motion planning algorithm (AM-RRT*) for efficient robot navigation. With a growing citation footprint and a clear trajectory toward practical, industry-relevant solutions, Tian is establishing themselves as a promising voice in the integration of computer vision and robotics for complex, real-world deployment.
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- 4Robot Localization and Reconstruction based on 3D Point Cloud2 citations · 2023
- 5AM-RRT*: An Automatic Robot Motion Planning Algorithm Based on RRT2 citations · 2023