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Hi there, my name is

Yingying Li

Robotics Researcher

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Career

Robotics Engineering
Research

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Fitness

Bodybuilding
Weightlifting

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Music

R&B
Jazz
J-pop

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Cuisine

Italian
Chinese
Japanese

             My interest in robotics began in 2008 after I watched Iron Man. Since then, I have wanted to build a career in robotics and automation. I hope that one day I can create something just as amazing. I am still working slowly but steadily toward this goal. Outside of work, I enjoy working out. It gives me a good break and helps me stay physically and mentally active. In my free time, I also enjoy listening to music, especially R&B and similar genres. I am also a big fan of J-pop, and Fujii Kaze is my favorite artist. I sometimes cook dishes from different cultures. Cleaning up afterward can be a pain, but the joy of cooking and eating the food I love makes it worth the effort. So far, italian food is my favorite!

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Research Areas

Programming & Tools

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C/C++

Experienced

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Python

Experienced

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Matlab

Experienced

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Solidworks

Intermediate

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Arduino

Intermediate

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ROS

Intermediate

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G-code

Basic

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LuaScript

Basic

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HTML

Basic

Areas of Interest

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Serial Robot

Experienced

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Control System

Experienced

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Parallel Robot

Intermediate

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Computer Vision

Intermediate

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Nerual Network

Basic

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Here are my

Projects

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Dual-adaptive Structured Light

Dual-adaptive structured light method adjusts both projector intensity and camera exposure time, enabling accurate geometric measurement of metal surfaces with varying reflectance.

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Pneumatic Cable Driven Parallel Robot (PCDPR)

PCDPR uses impedance control and camera guidance to enable fast robotic insertion with low contact forces and torques under position and orientation misalignment.

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Compiling CNNs with Cain

Cain generates efficient, multiplier-free code for multiple convolution kernels by reusing common computations, enabling fast, low-power CNN inference on SCAMP-5 for autonomous navigation.

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