Yongbin Li

Hebei University of Technology, Shanghai University of Electric Power

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Yongbin Li is a researcher whose work bridges robotics and artificial intelligence, with a primary focus on developing automated solutions for construction and human-robot interaction. His key research areas include construction robotics, kinematics analysis, and knowledge-enhanced dialogue systems. Li's major contributions lie in designing specialized robots for high-altitude and external cladding installation, addressing critical safety and quality challenges in construction. His 2020 paper on the system design of an external cladding installation robot (6 citations) proposes a robotic solution to reduce labor intensity and improve construction quality, while his 2019 work on forward kinematics analysis using screw theory (6 citations) advances the automation of high-altitude board installation. In the AI domain, Li's 2021 paper on a knowledge-enhanced dialogue model (5 citations) introduces a multi-hop information approach with graph attention to improve e-commerce customer service responsiveness. Though his citation counts are modest, Li's work demonstrates practical engineering impact, combining mechanical design with computational methods to solve real-world problems. His research is particularly relevant for students and researchers interested in construction automation, service robotics, and applied AI in industrial settings.