Yunfei Dong
Papers
12
Total Citations
395
H-Index
9
About
Yunfei Dong is a robotics researcher whose work sits at the intersection of force control, human-robot collaboration, and intelligent manufacturing automation. His research focuses primarily on compliant robot control, contact force detection, collision identification, and robotic assembly — areas critical to the next generation of safe, adaptive industrial robots. Dong's most influential contribution, "Collision Detection and Identification for Robot Manipulators Based on Extended State Observer" (2018, 122 citations), established robust methods for making robots safer during unexpected physical interactions. Complementing this, his work on learning-based variable compliance control for robotic assembly (73 citations) tackled the notoriously difficult peg-in-hole problem, advancing automation in precision manufacturing. His research on joint torque servo systems and active disturbance rejection has provided practical frameworks for achieving accurate, disturbance-resilient force control in collaborative robots — a persistent industrial challenge. Dong has also made meaningful contributions to robotic polishing, payload identification, and direct teaching interfaces, demonstrating a breadth that bridges theoretical control design and real-world application. With over 350 cumulative citations across his key publications, his work has meaningfully shaped how modern collaborative robots perceive, respond to, and safely manage physical contact with their environments.
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Top Papers
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- 2Learning-Based Variable Compliance Control for Robotic Assembly73 citations · 2018
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- 4An efficient robot payload identification method for industrial application31 citations · 2018
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- 7The method of aiming towards the normal direction for robotic drilling22 citations · 2017
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- 9Disturbance rejection sliding mode control for robots and learning design10 citations · 2021
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