Yaming Yang
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1
Total Citations
4
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About
Yaming Yang is a pioneering figure in the early development of teleoperation and supervisory control systems, whose foundational work continues to influence modern robotics. Their research primarily focuses on telepresence, teleoperator design, and human-robot interaction, with key contributions to the conceptualization of supervisory control frameworks that allow operators to manage complex robotic systems remotely. Yang's most cited work, the 1988 chapter "T," has garnered 4 citations, establishing a critical reference point for engineers exploring trajectory planning, training protocols, and tool-changing mechanisms in robotics. This chapter systematically addresses the design and research of teleoperators, offering insights into technological forecasting and the integration of telepresence for enhanced control. Yang's achievements include laying the groundwork for supervisory control terminology and testing methodologies that remain relevant in contemporary robotics education and research. By bridging theoretical concepts with practical applications, Yang has provided an essential roadmap for students and researchers delving into teleoperation, ensuring their work endures as a cornerstone in the evolution of remote robotic systems.
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- 1T4 citations · 1988