Xi-yang Li

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Xi-Yang Li has made impactful contributions to the field of manufacturing automation, with a particular focus on robotic welding system design and digital simulation. His key research areas include industrial robotics, virtual manufacturing, and intelligent workstation optimization. Li’s most cited work, "Seeder Rack Welding Robot Workstation Design Based on DELMIA" (2016), addresses the critical need for high-quality welding in agricultural machinery production. By leveraging DELMIA’s virtual welding capabilities, he proposed a digital simulation-driven approach to replace manual labor with robotic automation, significantly enhancing precision and efficiency. This study not only demonstrates the practical application of digital twin technology in manufacturing but also provides a scalable framework for similar industrial tasks. With 3 citations, this paper serves as a foundational reference for researchers exploring robot-assisted welding and virtual prototyping. Li’s work underscores the growing importance of simulation-based design in reducing costs and improving quality in automated production lines. His contributions continue to inspire advancements in smart manufacturing and robotics integration.