Yu-Sen Chang
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Yu-Sen Chang is a pioneering researcher in agricultural robotics and plant physiology, whose work bridges the gap between automation and horticultural science. His most cited study, "Growth and union acclimation process of sweet pepper grafted by a tubing-grafting robotic system" (2012), has garnered 7 citations—a modest count that belies its foundational impact. In this work, Chang introduced a novel robotic grafting method for sweet peppers, meticulously analyzing how grafted plants acclimate and grow under automated conditions. His key contributions lie in developing precise, efficient robotic systems that enhance grafting success rates, reducing labor costs while improving crop resilience. By integrating mechanical engineering with plant biology, Chang has advanced sustainable agriculture, offering scalable solutions for high-value crops. Though his citation numbers are still growing, his research is a critical reference for scholars exploring automation in greenhouse production and plant union dynamics. Chang’s work exemplifies how targeted innovation can transform traditional farming practices, making him a notable figure in the niche but vital field of agricultural robotics.
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