Research

Research

Research Direction

 

1. Industrial AI

  • Smart Sensing & Monitoring: Research focuses on developing intelligent sensing systems capable of collecting and interpreting multi-source data from complex industrialenvironments. These include vision, acoustic, and thermal sensing technologies that support real-time monitoring and fault detection.
  • Digital Twin & Automation: This area explores digital twin modeling, data-driven control, and intelligent automation for manufacturing systems. By combining physical systems with virtual models, researchers aim to achieve predictive control, process optimization, and system transparency.
  • Autonomous Systems: Research in this domain focuses on AI-driven decision-making, adaptive control, and self-optimizing systems. The goal is to develop
    autonomous agents that can learn from data, adapt to uncertainties, and optimize industrial processes dynamically.

 

2. Advanced Manufacturing

  • Additive Manufacturing: This field investigates advanced 3D printing technologies, covering metal, polymer, and composite printing, as well as process innovation such as multi-axis printing and in-situ monitoring. Research aims to enhance the precision, efficiency, and functionality of additively manufactured parts.
  • Precision Machining: Research explores high-precision and ultra-fine machining technologies for advanced materials and complex structures. Topics include hybrid manufacturing, micro-machining, and surface integrity enhancement.
  • Advanced Materials: This area focuses on material design, processing, and characterization for next-generation manufacturing applications. Research includes composite materials, functionally graded materials, and materials with enhanced mechanical or thermal properties.

 

3. Industrial Robotic

  • Robotic Perception: Research focuses on enabling robots to perceive and understand their environment through computer vision, sensor fusion, and
    environment mapping. This enhances accuracy, adaptability, and safety in industrial operations.
  • Human–Robot Collaboration: This research area explores safe and efficient collaboration between humans and robots. Topics include compliant control, shared workspaces, adaptive behavior, and intelligent interaction, aiming to improve flexibility and productivity.
  • Motion Planning and Control: Work in this area involves path and trajectory planning, dynamic control, and optimization of robotic motion. It focuses on achieving precise, collision-free, and efficient operations in complex industrial tasks.