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Xuefeng Song is a leading researcher in advanced manufacturing, specializing in robotic belt grinding and the surface integrity of difficult-to-machine materials. His work is pivotal in optimizing finishing processes for high-performance alloys, particularly nickel-based superalloys like Inconel 718, which are critical in aerospace and energy applications. Song’s major contributions include developing a novel sound-based condition monitoring method for grinding belts using an optimally pruned extreme learning machine (88 citations), enabling real-time, non-invasive process control. He has also conducted comprehensive studies on surface integrity—covering morphological structure, roughness, residual stress, and domain size—under robotic belt grinding (50 citations), and investigated how grinding parameters influence surface corrosion behavior (25 citations). By demonstrating that robotic belt grinding offers controllable material processing through dynamic parameter adjustment, Song has advanced the understanding of how to achieve desired finishing quality while preserving or enhancing service performance. His work bridges the gap between process monitoring and material science, providing actionable insights for industries demanding precision and reliability.