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Zirui Gao is a leading researcher in robotic machining, specializing in the detection and suppression of chatter—the self-excited vibrations that undermine milling quality and efficiency. His work integrates advanced signal processing, dynamic modeling, and stability prediction to address the fundamental stiffness limitations of industrial robots. Gao’s most cited paper (2023, 17 citations) introduces an optimized variational mode decomposition (VMD) method with multi-band information fusion for early chatter identification in robotic milling, enabling real-time process adjustments. A second highly cited study (2023, 12 citations) develops a dynamic model that accounts for force-induced deformation’s influence on regenerative effects and process damping, providing a robust stability prediction framework. His latest work (2024, 5 citations) experimentally investigates the dominant chatter mechanisms under high-load conditions. Collectively, Gao’s contributions offer practical tools for selecting chatter-free process parameters, directly improving machining efficiency and part quality. His research is essential for advancing robotic automation in high-precision manufacturing.