Shatong Wu
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Shatong Wu is a researcher specializing in intelligent robotic machining, with a particular focus on the precision processing of complex-shaped stone products. Their key research areas include robotic manipulation, grinding force analysis, and advanced manufacturing trajectories for non-standard materials. Wu’s most notable contribution is the 2022 study, "Effect of Machining Trajectory on Grinding Force of Complex-Shaped Stone by Robotic Manipulator," which has garnered 4 citations. This work addresses a critical challenge in high-value stone manufacturing: optimizing robotic grinding paths to reduce force variability and improve surface quality on intricate, curved geometries. By systematically analyzing how trajectory planning influences grinding forces, Wu provides actionable insights for enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of robotic end-effectors in stone fabrication. This research bridges the gap between traditional craftsmanship and automated precision, offering significant implications for industries producing decorative architectural elements and bespoke stone products. Wu’s work is foundational for researchers and engineers seeking to advance intelligent machining systems for complex, high-added-value materials.
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