Yi Lu

Yi Lu


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Academic Career Length

12Years (2015-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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19 September 2022 in Sensors
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BWBin Wu
Bin Wu
XCXiaonan Chi
Xiaonan Chi
CZCongcong Zhao
Congcong Zhao
WZWei Zhang
Wei Zhang
YLYi Lu
Yi Lu
DJDi Jiang
Di Jiang
FAGV is a kind of heavy equipment in the storage environment. Its path needs to be simple and smooth and should be able to avoid sudden obstacles in the process of driving. According to the environmental characteristics of intelligent storage and the task requirements of FAGV, this paper proposed a hybrid dynamic path planning algorithm for FAGV based on improved A* and improved DWA. The improved A* algorithm can plan the global optimal path more suitable for FAGV. The improved evaluation function of DWA can ensure that the local path of FAGV is closer to the global path. DWA combines the rolling window method for local path planning to avoid sudden unknown static and dynamic obstacles. In addition, this paper verifies the effectiveness of the algorithm through simulation. The simulation results show that the algorithm can avoid obstacles dynamically without being far away from the global optimal path.

28 September 2015 in The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
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YLYi Lu
Yi Lu
GSG. F. Sun
G. F. Sun
DWD. P. Wen
D. P. Wen
YZY. K. Zhang
Y. K. Zhang
AFA. X. Feng
A. X. Feng

30 August 2023 in Sensors
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BWBin Wu
Bin Wu
WZWei Zhang
Wei Zhang
XCXiaonan Chi
Xiaonan Chi
DJDi Jiang
Di Jiang
YYYang Yi
Yang Yi
YLYi Lu
Yi Lu
The efficiency of the rapidly exploring random tree (RRT) falls short when efficiently guiding targets through constricted-passage environments, presenting issues such as sluggish convergence speed and elevated path costs. To overcome these algorithmic limitations, we propose a narrow-channel path-finding algorithm (named NCB-RRT) based on Bi-RRT with the addition of our proposed research failure rate threshold (RFRT) concept. Firstly, a three-stage search strategy is employed to generate sampling points guided by real-time sampling failure rates. By means of the balance strategy, two randomly growing trees are established to perform searching, which improves the success rate of the algorithm in narrow channel environments, accelerating the convergence speed and reducing the number of iterations required. Secondly, the parent node re-selection and path pruning strategy are integrated. This shortens the path length and greatly reduces the number of redundant nodes and inflection points. Finally, the path is optimized by utilizing segmented quadratic Bezier curves to achieve a smooth trajectory. This research shows that the NCB-RRT algorithm is better able to adapt to the complex narrow channel environment, and the performance is also greatly improved in terms of the path length and the number of inflection points. Compared with the RRT, RRT* and Bi-RRT algorithms, the success rate is increased by 2400%, 1900% and 11.11%, respectively.

27 October 2023 in Materials
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BWBin Wu
Bin Wu
QCqiulong chen chen
qiulong chen chen
FLFuyuan Liu
Fuyuan Liu
Min ChenMin Chen
Min Chen
YLYi Lu
Yi Lu
YYYang Yi
Yang Yi
Based on the lightweight characteristics of automotive energy absorption boxes and the requirement of good energy absorption effect, this article first applies the node-enhanced body centered cubic (NBCC) lattice structure to the inner core design of automotive energy absorption boxes. The gradient study of the NBCC lattice structure was carried out using a drop hammer impact and split Hopkinson pressure bar (SHPB). The results indicate that gradient lattice structures have advantages in energy absorption, but there are differences under different gradient strategies. When the impact is not sufficient to compact the structure, the vertical rod diameter gradient node-enhanced lattice structure (RGNBCC) can absorb more energy and improve energy absorption performance by 25%. The vertical height gradient node-enhanced lattice structure (HGNBCC) is more suitable for high-speed impact conditions. Based on the advantages of the RGNBCC in resisting low-speed impacts, it is applied to the inner core design of automotive energy absorption boxes and optimized using multi-objective optimization methods. The optimization results show that the maximum peak impact force is reduced by 45.6% and the specific energy absorption is increased by 30.4%.

24 September 2022 in Journal of the Mechanical Behavior of Biomedical Materials
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BWBin Wu
Bin Wu
KCKe Cheng
Ke Cheng
MLMao Liu
Mao Liu
JLJingjing Liu
Jingjing Liu
DJDi Jiang
Di Jiang
YLYi Lu
Yi Lu

6 October 2023 in Materials
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BWBin Wu
Bin Wu
NLNa Li
Na Li
MLMao Liu
Mao Liu
KCKe Cheng
Ke Cheng
DJDi Jiang
Di Jiang
YLYi Lu
Yi Lu
Periodontal ligament (PDL) is mainly composed of collagen fiber bundles, and the content of collagen fiber is an important factor affecting the mechanical properties of PDL. Based on this, the purpose of this study is to explore the effect of the PDL collagen fiber content on its viscoelastic mechanical behavior. Transverse and longitudinal samples of different regions of PDL were obtained from the human maxilla. The fiber content at different regions of human PDL was quantitatively measured using image processing software, and a new viscoelastic constitutive model was constructed based on the fiber content. The nano-indentation experiment was carried out with a loading rate of 0.5 mN·s−1, a peak load of 3 mN, and a holding time of 200 s, and the model parameters were obtained through the experiment data. The results showed that with the increase of fiber content, the deformation resistance of PDL also increased, and compared with the neck and middle region, the compressive strain in the apical region of PDL was the largest. The range of reduced elastic modulus of human PDL was calculated to be 0.39~5.08 MPa. The results of the experimental data and the viscoelastic constitutive model fit well, indicating that the model can well describe the viscoelastic behavior of human PDL.