Xinghui Wu

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Xinghui Wu is a leading researcher in industrial engineering and human factors, with a primary focus on virtual assembly simulation and ergonomics analysis. Their most-cited work, "Virtual Assembly Simulation and Ergonomics Analysis for the Industrial Manipulator Based on DELMIA" (2015, 7 citations), demonstrates a pioneering approach to integrating digital manufacturing tools with occupational health considerations. Wu's research addresses critical challenges in modern manufacturing by developing methodologies to simulate interactive assembly operations—including the use of both non-powered and powered hand tools—within virtual workshop environments. This work has significant implications for improving work efficiency while reducing ergonomic risks in industrial settings. By leveraging DELMIA software for comprehensive ergonomic assessments, Wu has contributed to safer and more productive workplace designs. Their research bridges the gap between theoretical simulation and practical industrial application, offering valuable insights for engineers and safety professionals. Wu's contributions are particularly relevant as industries increasingly adopt digital twin technologies and prioritize worker well-being alongside productivity metrics.