Yuxia Ji

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Yuxia Ji is a researcher in aerial robotics and aerodynamics, with a focus on the design and performance of multi-rotor flying systems. Their key contributions center on the aerodynamic optimization of non-planar rotor configurations, particularly for compact and agile flying robots. In their notable 2017 work, Ji introduced an original multi-rotor flying robot (MFR) featuring six non-planar coaxial rotor pairs, a design that enhances thrust efficiency and maneuverability compared to conventional small rotorcraft. This study systematically analyzed the aerodynamic interactions between adjacent face-to-face (F-F) and back-to-back (B-B) rotor units, providing foundational insights for the development of more stable and efficient multi-rotor platforms. While the paper has garnered 3 citations, its conceptual novelty has influenced subsequent research in non-planar rotor aerodynamics and robotic flight control. Ji’s work bridges the gap between aerodynamic theory and practical robot design, offering valuable guidance for engineers working on advanced aerial vehicles. Their research remains relevant for students and researchers exploring innovative rotor configurations for drones and flying robots.