Yanan Wang
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Yanan Wang is a leading researcher in precision manufacturing and robotic machining, with a focus on advanced sensing and process monitoring. Her work centers on the development of on-machine measurement techniques for abrasive processes, particularly in robotic grinding. Wang's major contribution is the integration of line structured light scanning for real-time, quantitative evaluation of belt wear—a critical factor in achieving consistent surface quality in automated finishing operations. Her 2025 paper on this topic, which has already garnered 7 citations, demonstrates the immediate impact of her research in bridging the gap between metrology and manufacturing. By enabling in-situ wear assessment, Wang's methods reduce downtime and improve process reliability, directly benefiting industries such as aerospace and automotive. Her achievements include pioneering the use of non-contact optical sensors for dynamic tool condition monitoring, a field with growing relevance as smart manufacturing advances. Wang's work is notable for its practical applicability, offering a robust solution to a long-standing challenge in robotic material removal. Her research continues to shape the future of adaptive, data-driven machining systems.
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