Yang Shouchen
Papers
2
Total Citations
17
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2
About
Yang Shouchen is a robotics researcher focused on advancing the precision and adaptability of robotic machining and bio-inspired flexible systems. His primary research areas include robot stiffness optimization, continuum robotics, and kinematic modeling for manufacturing applications. In his most cited work, Shouchen addresses a critical challenge in robotic grinding—how pose variation degrades system stiffness and surface quality. He proposes a novel method to enhance stiffness by optimizing both the layout and operational pose of the grinding robot, directly improving machining accuracy. This contribution, with 14 citations, is foundational for high-precision industrial robotics. Additionally, Shouchen explores the kinematic modeling of constant curvature continuum line drive robots, drawing inspiration from biological structures like octopus tentacles and traditional Chinese shadow puppetry. His work on these flexible, snake-like robots, though with 3 citations, opens new avenues for dexterous manipulation in constrained environments. Together, his research bridges practical industrial needs with innovative bio-inspired design, making him a notable contributor to the fields of robot stiffness and continuum robotics.
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- 2Kinematic modeling of the constant curvature continuum line drive robot3 citations · 2016