Shujuan Dong
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About
Shujuan Dong is a researcher specializing in robotic manufacturing, surface engineering, and thermal barrier coatings (TBCs) for aerospace applications, with a particular focus on aero-engine turbine blade processing. Her work sits at the intersection of advanced robotics, precision manufacturing, and materials science, addressing critical challenges in the preparation and finishing of high-performance aerospace components. Dong's most significant contributions center on developing intelligent robotic trajectory planning methods for polishing and grinding TBCs on complex turbine blade geometries. Her pioneering integration of reverse engineering, finite element mesh technology, and point cloud data processing has enabled more accurate and automated blade surface treatment — work that has garnered over 30 citations since 2022. She has also made notable advances in robot offline programming calibration, proposing algorithms that substantially reduce fixture and margin errors in real-world grinding operations. Beyond polishing, Dong has extended her research into plasma spray processes, investigating coating thickness prediction, heat-transfer effects during spraying, and novel free diamond abrasive grinding methods for ceramic coatings. With a growing citation record exceeding 90 across recent publications, her research is rapidly shaping next-generation robotic manufacturing workflows for aerospace thermal protection systems.
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