Shulin Chen
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About
Dr. Shulin Chen is a leading researcher in intelligent robotic machining, with a primary focus on abrasive belt grinding of difficult-to-machine materials. His work addresses critical challenges in precision manufacturing, particularly for aerospace components. Dr. Chen’s major contributions include the development of a novel force-depth model for robotic abrasive belt grinding, validated on Inconel 718 alloy—a superalloy notoriously difficult to process. This model, detailed in his 2022 paper (46 citations), provides a foundational framework for predicting and controlling grinding forces, directly improving surface integrity and tool life. He further advanced the field with a trajectory planning method based on reverse compensation of profile error for robotic belt grinding of blisks (37 citations), a technique that significantly enhances the geometric accuracy of complex, integral turbine components. These works have established him as a key figure in bridging theoretical modeling with practical robotic automation. With a growing citation record and a focus on high-value aerospace applications, Dr. Chen’s research is shaping the next generation of adaptive, high-precision robotic manufacturing systems.
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