Ding Xilun
Papers
7
Total Citations
24
H-Index
3
About
Ding Xilun is a robotics researcher whose work centers on legged robot design, kinematics, and motion analysis — areas where intelligent mechanical systems meet complex real-world terrain challenges. Over nearly two decades, Ding has made consistent contributions to the understanding and development of multi-legged robotic platforms, ranging from hexapod to quadruped configurations. His most recognized work, "Structure Design and Motion Mode Analysis of a Six Wheel-Legged Robot" (2016, 8 citations), reflects his interest in hybrid locomotion systems that combine the versatility of wheeled and legged movement. Earlier research on hexapod gait optimization (2010, 5 citations) demonstrated his focus on balancing walking stability, energy efficiency, and adaptability across variable terrain — a foundational challenge in mobile robotics. His investigations into quadruped variable-structure kinematics (2012) and integrated leg-arm robot design (2017) further showcase his ambition to blur the line between locomotion and manipulation in a single robotic platform. More recently, Ding has extended his expertise into space robotics, proposing efficient collision detection algorithms for reconfigurable systems (2024). His body of work, spanning sensor-based positioning to advanced structural design, marks him as a steady and evolving contributor to the field of multi-legged intelligent robotics.
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Top Papers
- 1Structure design and motion mode analysis of a six wheel-legged robot8 citations · 2016
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- 3Design and analysis of an integrated leg-arm quadruped robot3 citations · 2017
- 4Kinematics analysis of a quadruped robot with variable structure2 citations · 2012
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- 6Pose error analysis of robot in three dimension2 citations · 2009
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