Xuetao Liu
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About
Xuetao Liu is a leading researcher in robotic precision manufacturing, with a primary focus on abrasive belt grinding and intelligent trajectory planning for complex aerospace components. His work addresses critical challenges in machining difficult-to-cut superalloys, such as Inconel 718, and intricate parts like blisks (integrally bladed rotors). Liu’s major contributions include the development of a novel force-depth model that accurately predicts material removal during robotic grinding, enabling superior surface integrity and process control. He also pioneered a reverse compensation method for profile error correction in trajectory planning, significantly enhancing the geometric accuracy of ground blisks. His most-cited papers, with 46 and 37 citations respectively, have established foundational techniques for automating high-precision finishing operations. These achievements are notable for bridging the gap between theoretical modeling and industrial application, directly improving the efficiency and quality of manufacturing processes in the aerospace sector. Liu’s work is widely recognized for its practical impact, offering robust solutions for the automated finishing of safety-critical components.
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