Xianglong Xue

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Xianglong Xue is a researcher at the forefront of agricultural robotics and precision livestock farming, with a focus on automating animal welfare monitoring in intensive poultry systems. His most-cited work, "Autonomous inspection robot for dead laying hens in caged layer house" (2024), has already garnered 19 citations, reflecting its timely contribution to addressing a critical challenge in modern egg production. Xue's research integrates computer vision, mobile robotics, and sensor fusion to develop intelligent systems capable of autonomously detecting and reporting mortality in caged layer houses—a task traditionally reliant on manual labor. This innovation not only improves farm efficiency but also enhances biosecurity and animal welfare by enabling rapid response to health issues. By bridging the gap between robotics and agricultural engineering, Xue’s work offers scalable solutions for the growing demand for sustainable, data-driven livestock management. His contributions are particularly notable for their practical deployment in real-world farm environments, demonstrating a commitment to translating cutting-edge technology into tangible industry impact. As the field of agricultural automation expands, Xianglong Xue’s research stands as a key reference for engineers and scientists developing autonomous systems for animal husbandry.