Hong Li Yin
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3
Total Citations
15
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About
Hong Li Yin is a researcher focused on advancing the fields of industrial automation, tele-robotics, and decentralized manufacturing systems. Her work centers on developing architectures for the remote manipulation, monitoring, and simulation of industrial robots, addressing critical needs in distributed and hazardous environments. Her most cited paper, "Internet-based remote manipulation and monitoring of an industry robot in advanced manufacturing systems" (2008, 8 citations), establishes foundational methods for enabling real-time control over the internet, enhancing agility and productivity in modern shop floors. She further refined these concepts in "Real-time remote manipulation and monitoring architecture of an industry robot" (2008, 4 citations), which emphasizes the necessity of responsive systems for decentralized production. Her later work, "A novel prototype architecture for equipment tele-control and simulation" (2012, 3 citations), extends these principles to tele-medical and tele-embodiment applications, proposing innovative solutions for safe, remote operations. Though her citation counts are modest, Yin’s contributions are pivotal for researchers and engineers developing robust tele-operation systems, offering practical architectures that bridge the gap between theory and real-world implementation in advanced manufacturing and remote intervention.
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- 3A novel prototype architecture for equipment tele-control and simulation3 citations · 2012