Xueman Zhao
Papers
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Total Citations
446
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About
Xueman Zhao is a robotics and mechanical engineering researcher whose work has significantly advanced the design, analysis, and optimization of parallel kinematic machines (PKMs) and hybrid robotic systems. Best known for contributions to reconfigurable robot architectures, Zhao has played a central role in developing and analyzing innovative platforms such as the TriVariant—a modified Tricept hybrid robot—and the Bicept, a four-DOF modularized system, earning widespread recognition in the field with over 120 citations for dynamic formulation work alone. Zhao's research spans inverse dynamic modeling using virtual work principles, optimal design of SCARA-type parallel robots using dynamic performance indices, and kinematic design of five-DOF hybrid systems with large workspace-to-limb-stroke ratios. A particularly practical contribution involves a singular value decomposition-based method for estimating servomotor parameters in high-speed pick-and-place parallel manipulators, which has guided real-world system implementation. Zhao has also contributed to the dimensional synthesis of the iconic Delta robot using transmission angle constraints and explored stiffness modeling of PKMs accounting for complex machine frame compliance. With cumulative citations exceeding 440, Zhao's body of work reflects a consistent commitment to bridging theoretical rigor with industrial applicability in advanced robotic manufacturing systems.
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- 6Conceptual Design and Dimensional Synthesis of a Reconfigurable Hybrid Robot24 citations · 2004
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- 8Layout analysis and path planning of a robot palletizing production line6 citations · 2008
- 9Teleoperation Robot Machining for Large Casting Components3 citations · 2021