
Yang Wenlin, Male, Doctoral supervisor, Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences.
E-mail: wl.yang@giat.ac.cn.
Address: No.1121, Haibin road, Nansha, Guangzhou511458, China
Research Areas
New underwater robot for inspection, maintenance and repair.
Mobile and operating robot.
Mining robot and automation equipment.
Education
2005.09 -- 2009.07 Shenyang Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Ph.D
2001.09 -- 2004.03 Northeast University, Master degree
1997.09 -- 2001.07 Northeastern University, Bachelor degree
Experience
Work Experience
2018.06 - Now, Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Senior Engineer
2009.05-2018.06: Sany Heavy Equipment Co., Ltd, Project Manager & Senior Engineer
2004.04-2005.08, Shenyang Brilliance Jinbei Automobile Co., Ltd, Automotive Electronics Engineer
Publications
Papers
(2)Parameter optimization analysis of hydraulic system of roadheader based on Aemsim, Machine Tool & Hydraulics, 2014
(3) Research on the Adaptive Control for Cutting operation of Roadheader, Applied Mechanics and Materials., 2013
(4) Modeling and Dynamic Simulation of Cable, Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2013
(5) Research on the feedforward control method of hydraulic winch motion tracking, Machine Tool & Hydraulics, 2010
(6)Research on active heave compensation control of hydraulic winch, Chinese Hydraulics & Pneumatics, 2009
(7) Research on Active Heave Compensation Control of Remotely Operated Vehicle, China Mechanical Engineering, 2009
(8) Numerical Simulation and Testing Analysis of Adaptive Heave Motion Measurements., International Conference on Measuring Technology and Mechatronics Automation, 2009
(9) Research on an Active Heave compensation System for Remotely Operated Vehicle, International Conference on Intelligent Computation Technology and Automation, 2008
(10) Semi physical simulation of active heave compensation device for underwater vehicle, Journal of Northeast University, 2008
(11) Study of active heave compensation system for underwater vehicle., The Ocean engineering, 2007