Kejia Zhuang
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About
Dr. Kejia Zhuang is a leading researcher in robotic precision manufacturing, with a focus on intelligent grinding and surface reconstruction for high-value aerospace components. His work addresses critical challenges in automated machining, particularly for complex geometries like turbine blades. Dr. Zhuang’s major contributions include developing force modeling and control frameworks for robotic belt grinding, as demonstrated in his highly cited 2017 paper (98 citations), which established foundational mechanisms for process analysis and assessment. He has advanced this field by creating a technology framework for robotic profiling of blade edges through model reconstruction and trajectory replanning (2023, 28 citations), and more recently, an optimal reference iteration-based surface reconstruction method for additively repaired blades with local deformation (2024, 16 citations). These innovations enable higher precision and adaptability in automated grinding, directly impacting the repair and manufacturing of critical engine components. Dr. Zhuang’s research bridges robotics, materials processing, and computational geometry, offering practical solutions for industrial automation. His work is essential reading for students and researchers interested in robotic machining, surface finishing, and additive-subtractive hybrid manufacturing.
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