Simon X. Yang is affiliated with the University of Guelph in Canada and has contributed extensively to the fields of engineering and computer science. Their research predominantly focuses on control and systems engineering, computer vision and pattern recognition, and computer networks and communications. Key subfields also include ocean engineering and biomedical engineering.
Their body of work addresses topics such as robotic path planning algorithms, underwater vehicles and communication systems, distributed control multi-agent systems, adaptive control of nonlinear systems, robotics and sensor-based localization, control and dynamics of mobile robots, and animal behavior and welfare studies.
Simon X. Yang has published across various venues, with multiple contributions to the following:
Frequent collaborators in their research include Weihong Ma, Jianjun Ni, Lepeng Song, Qifeng Li, and Junfei Li.
Recent papers featuring their work or related closely to their research interests include:
S.X. Yang;C. Luo
Yanrong Hu;S.X. Yang
Simon X. Yang;Max Meng
S.X. Yang;M. Meng
Daqi Zhu;Huan Huang;S. X. Yang
Chaomin Luo;S.X. Yang
Jianping Tu;S.X. Yang
Zhenzhong Chu;Daqi Zhu;Simon X. Yang
S.X. Yang;M.Q.-H. Meng
Anmin Zhu;S.X. Yang
Hong Qu;S.X. Yang;A.R. Willms;Zhang Yi
A.R. Willms;S.X. Yang
S. X. Yang;Anmin Zhu;Guangfeng Yuan;M. Q. Meng
Guo-Ping Cai;Jia-Zhen Hong;Simon X. Yang
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Xiang Cao;Daqi Zhu;Simon X. Yang
Bing Sun;Daqi Zhu;Simon X. Yang
Jinxiang Ma;Xinnan Fan;Simon X. Yang;Xuewu Zhang
Chang-Zhong Pan;Xu-Zhi Lai;Simon X. Yang;Min Wu
Jianjun Ni;S. X. Yang
Jianjun Ni;Chuanbiao Zhang;S. X. Yang
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