Yao-Yu Yang
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Dr. Yao-Yu Yang is a researcher whose work bridges the intersection of virtual reality, robotics, and construction engineering. His primary research focuses on the simulation and visualization of heavy machinery operations, particularly crane systems, to improve safety and efficiency in construction environments. In his notable 2019 work, "Simulating Extreme Points of Crane by Robot Arm in Virtual Reality," co-authored with Kuan-Lin Chen, King-Ho Tsang, and Shih-Chung Kang, Dr. Yang developed a novel approach to simulate the extreme operational limits of cranes using robotic arms within immersive VR environments. This contribution is critical for training operators and designing safer crane protocols without the risks of real-world testing. Although his citation count is currently modest, his work represents a foundational step in integrating robotic simulation with virtual reality for construction safety. Dr. Yang’s research is particularly valuable for students and engineers interested in the future of digital twin technology and human-machine interaction in hazardous industrial settings, offering a practical pathway toward more resilient and intelligent construction systems.
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- 1Simulating Extreme Points of Crane by Robot Arm in Virtual Reality2 citations · 2019