Qingmeng Tan
Papers
4
Total Citations
101
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3
About
Qingmeng Tan is a leading researcher in smart manufacturing, with a core focus on cyber-physical systems (CPS), human-centric assembly, and industrial robotics. Dr. Tan’s most significant contributions lie in redefining the shop floor for the next generation of production. Their seminal work, "Modeling, planning, and scheduling of shop-floor assembly process with dynamic cyber-physical interactions," which has garnered 45 citations, pioneered a CPS-based architecture that enables closed-loop, dynamic interactions between physical robots and their digital twins. This framework is critical for the intelligent, real-time control of industrial robot production. Recognizing the irreplaceable role of human skill, Dr. Tan’s highly cited "Anthropocentric Approach for Smart Assembly" (38 citations) champions a human-centric model that integrates human dexterity and informal knowledge with automated systems, a concept now vital for modern smart assembly. Further advancing this vision, their work on a hybrid CPS architecture for smart assembly shop floors (15 citations) provides a blueprint for truly adaptive production lines. With foundational work in welding robot kinematics and trajectory planning, Dr. Tan’s research is instrumental in bridging the gap between human workers and intelligent, autonomous robotic systems.
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- 2Anthropocentric Approach for Smart Assembly: Integration and Collaboration38 citations · 2019
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- 4Welding Robot Kinematics Analysis and Trajectory Planning3 citations · 2016