Xuyu Li
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Xuyu Li is a leading researcher in precision optical manufacturing, with a focus on computer-controlled subaperture polishing and the suppression of midspatial frequency (MSF) errors. His most-cited work, "High-efficiency smooth pseudo-random path planning for restraining the path ripple of robotic polishing" (2021, 23 citations), addresses a critical bottleneck in optical fabrication: the ripple errors that degrade system performance. Li pioneered a high-efficiency pseudo-random path planning method that smooths tool motion while effectively randomizing error distribution, enabling superior surface quality without sacrificing processing speed. This contribution is vital for advancing high-performance optics used in aerospace, lithography, and astronomical instrumentation. By tackling the persistent challenge of MSF error suppression, Li’s research directly enhances the precision and reliability of robotic polishing systems. His work is widely recognized among optical manufacturing engineers and researchers, and his innovative path planning approach represents a significant step toward fully automated, defect-free optical surfacing. Li continues to drive progress in deterministic polishing and surface error control.
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