Qinxiang Xia

Dr. Qinxiang Xia


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Academic Career Length

19Years (2008-Present)

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

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27 June 2023 in Sensors
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SZShaobo Zhang
Shaobo Zhang
QXQinxiang Xia
Qinxiang Xia
MCMingxing Chen
Mingxing Chen
SCSizhu Cheng
Sizhu Cheng
This study investigated the trajectory-planning problem of a six-axis robotic arm based on deep reinforcement learning. Taking into account several characteristics of robot motion, a multi-objective optimization approach is proposed, which was based on the motivations of deep reinforcement learning and optimal planning. The optimal trajectory was considered with respect to multiple objectives, aiming to minimize factors such as accuracy, energy consumption, and smoothness. The multiple objectives were integrated into the reinforcement learning environment to achieve the desired trajectory. Based on forward and inverse kinematics, the joint angles and Cartesian coordinates were used as the input parameters, while the joint angle estimation served as the output. To enable the environment to rapidly find more-efficient solutions, the decaying episode mechanism was employed throughout the training process. The distribution of the trajectory points was improved in terms of uniformity and smoothness, which greatly contributed to the optimization of the robotic arm’s trajectory. The proposed method demonstrated its effectiveness in comparison with the RRT algorithm, as evidenced by the simulations and physical experiments.

6 October 2020 in The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
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SYShuai Yuan
Shuai Yuan
QXQinxiang Xia
Qinxiang Xia
JLJinchuan Long
Jinchuan Long
GXGangfeng Xiao
Gangfeng Xiao
XCXiuquan Cheng
Xiuquan Cheng

7 July 2011 in The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
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QXQinxiang Xia
Qinxiang Xia
XCXiuquan Cheng
Xiuquan Cheng
HLHui Long
Hui Long
FRFeng Ruan
Feng Ruan

23 December 2014 in The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
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GXGangfeng Xiao
Gangfeng Xiao
QXQinxiang Xia
Qinxiang Xia
XCXiuquan Cheng
Xiuquan Cheng
YZYujing Zhou
Yujing Zhou

1 August 2014 in Advances in Mechanical Engineering
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JZJunhao Zhang
Junhao Zhang
XCXiuquan Cheng
Xiuquan Cheng
QXQinxiang Xia
Qinxiang Xia
CYChang Yan
Chang Yan
The strengthening effect and uniformity of residual stress and strain of 7075-T6 aviation aluminum after laser shock peening were investigated. The finite element simulation model of laser shot peening on 7075-T6 aviation aluminum alloy was established and verified. On this basis and combined with experiment, the microstructure, residual stress distribution and equivalent strain distribution of 7075-T6 aviation aluminum alloy after laser shock peening were studied. An index U for evaluating the strain uniformity in the peened area was proposed based on the statistical processing of the equivalent strain distribution in the peened area. The results show that the average grain size on the peened surface of the specimen was refined to 20–30 μm after LSP, and a residual compressive stress layer with thickness of about 0.5 mm was induced on the surface. Grain refinement and residual compressive stress can promote the strength and fatigue properties of 7075-T6 aviation aluminum alloy. The minimum value of U is obtained in the 6 × 6 spot array (the corresponding overlap ratio is 58%), which suggest that the most uniform deformation peened area can be obtained by using 58% overlap ratio in the laser shot peening process, which can avoid stress concentration and improve fatigue life.

13 March 2013 in The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
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QXQinxiang Xia
Qinxiang Xia
ZLZ. Y. Lai
Z. Y. Lai
HLHui Long
Hui Long
XCX. Q. Cheng
X. Q. Cheng