Zhirong Lin

Feng Chia University, Quanzhou Institute of Equipment Manufacturing Haixi Institute

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Zhirong Lin is a researcher focused on the intersection of advanced manufacturing and robotics, with key contributions in predictive remote operation, virtual control systems, and industrial robot precision. His most cited work, "Predictive distant operation and virtual control of computer numerical control machines" (2015, 16 citations), introduces innovative methods for enhancing the accuracy and efficiency of CNC machine control through predictive modeling and virtual interfaces—a critical advancement for remote manufacturing applications. In a subsequent study, "Analysis of a Six-Axis Industrial Robot's Dynamic Path Accuracy Based on an Optical Tracker" (2017, 4 citations), Lin tackles the persistent challenge of industrial robot calibration. While fundamental theories for robot calibration are mature, practical implementation remains limited, with most users struggling to achieve high absolute positioning accuracy. By employing optical tracking to measure dynamic path accuracy, Lin provides actionable insights for improving real-world robotic performance. His work bridges the gap between theoretical robotics and industrial application, offering practical solutions that enhance precision in automated systems. With a growing citation impact, Lin’s research is particularly valuable for engineers and researchers working to advance smart manufacturing and robotic automation.