Yue Pang

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Yue Pang is a researcher specializing in robotics, automation, and radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, with a particular focus on applying intelligent systems to real-world library management challenges. Pang's most notable contributions center on the design and implementation of RFID-based mobile robot systems capable of autonomously locating and retrieving books in library environments — an innovative departure from the traditional barcode identification methods that have long dominated library infrastructure. Among Pang's key works, the 2012 paper on obstacle avoidance schemes for RFID-based mobile robots demonstrates a practical and safety-conscious approach to autonomous navigation, earning 5 citations, while a companion paper detailing the broader system design has garnered 4 citations. Together, these works reflect a cohesive research program aimed at modernizing library operations through intelligent robotics and single-chip programming techniques. Though Pang's citation record remains developing, the research addresses a genuinely practical gap between emerging RFID technology and library automation — a niche but forward-thinking domain. Students and researchers interested in applied robotics, smart library systems, or RFID integration in everyday environments will find Pang's work a useful early contribution to what has since become a growing field.