Kam-Chuen Yung is affiliated with the Hong Kong Polytechnic University in China and has contributed extensively to the field of engineering, with a focus on reliability and maintenance optimization, semiconductor device technologies, and industrial engineering applications. Their research spans several subfields including safety, risk, reliability and quality; industrial and manufacturing engineering; electrical and electronic engineering; control and systems engineering; and condensed matter physics.
Their recent publications cover a variety of topics related to diagnostics, prognostics, energy sources, and manufacturing systems. Notable papers include:
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Kam-Chuen Yung include:
Yung's work has been published in multiple recognized venues that contribute to fields of manufacturing, optics, energy storage, and intelligent systems, such as:
The main research topics that Yung has contributed to include:
Through their work, Kam-Chuen Yung addresses issues related to industrial reliability and diagnostics, advancements in semiconductor materials, and sustainable energy applications. The integration of machine learning and digital twin technologies in predictive maintenance reflects their engagement with current engineering innovations and applied research methodologies.
Kam Chuen Yung;H. Liem
Kam Chuen Yung;B. L. Zhu;Tai Man Yue;C. S. Xie
Jiajie Fan;Kam-Chuen Yung;M. Pecht
Sha Xu;Yan Cheong Chan;Kaili Zhang;Kam Chuen Yung
K.C. Yung;T.Y. Xiao;H.S. Choy;W.J. Wang
Jiajie Fan;K. C. Yung;M. Pecht
B. L. Zhu;J. Ma;J. Wu;K. C. Yung
D. W. Zeng;Kam Chuen Yung;C. S. Xie
Kam Chuen Yung;H. Liem;H. S. Choy;W. K. Lun
Kam Chuen Yung;X. Gu;C. P. Lee;H. S. Choy
Kam Chuen Yung;J. Wang;Tai Man Yue
W.J. Wang;K.C. Yung;H.S. Choy;T.Y. Xiao
Jiajie Fan;Kam-Chuen Yung;Michael Pecht
Xiao Hu;Y. C. Chan;Kaili Zhang;Kam Chuen Yung
Winco K.C. Yung;H. K. Chan;Joey H.T. So;Danny W.C. Wong
Kam Chuen Yung;H. Liem;H. S. Choy
A.K. Gain;Y.C. Chan;K.C. Yung;A. Sharif
Kam Chuen Yung;S. M. Mei;Tai Man Yue
Bo Sun;Xiaopeng Jiang;Kam-Chuen Yung;Jiajie Fan
Kam Chuen Yung;B. L. Zhu;B. L. Zhu;J. Wu;Tai Man Yue
Qin Yang;Siu Kwong Pang;Kam Chuen Yung
Kam Chuen Yung;B. L. Zhu;Tai Man Yue;C. S. Xie
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