Yu Cao is affiliated with the University of Minnesota in the United States and has contributed extensively to the fields of engineering and computer science. Their research spans multiple subfields including biomedical engineering, computer vision and pattern recognition, control and systems engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, and artificial intelligence.
The researcher's recent papers cover a range of topics primarily focused on control systems, robotics, and neural network applications. Notable publications include:
Yu Cao's research interests include prosthetics and rehabilitation robotics, advanced neural network applications, muscle activation and electromyography studies, adaptive control of nonlinear systems, soft robotics and applications, optical imaging and spectroscopy techniques, and electrical and bioimpedance tomography.
The author has published frequently in the following venues:
Collaborations have been an important aspect of Yu Cao's research, with frequent co-authors including Jian Huang, Mengshi Zhang, Caihua Xiong, Jindong Liu, and Dongrui Wu. These partnerships have contributed to a broad output across multiple domains of engineering and computer science.
Wei Zhao;Yu Cao
Qin Zou;Yu Cao;Qingquan Li;Qingzhou Mao
Y. Cao;T. Sato;M. Orshansky;D. Sylvester
Wei Zhao;Yu Cao
Naveen Suda;Vikas Chandra;Ganesh Dasika;Abinash Mohanty
Rakesh Vattikonda;Wenping Wang;Yu Cao
Yinji Ma;Yingchao Zhang;Shisheng Cai;Zhiyuan Han
Yu Cao;R.A. Groves;Xuejue Huang;N.D. Zamdmer
S. Bhardwaj;Wenping Wang;R. Vattikonda;Y. Cao
Y.U. Cao;A.S. Fukunaga;A.B. Kahng;F. Meng
Wenping Wang;V. Reddy;A.T. Krishnan;R. Vattikonda
Yu Cao;R.A. Groves;N.D. Zamdmer;J.-O. Plouchart
David T. Rodgers;Magdalena Mazagova;Eric N. Hampton;Yu Cao
Yufei Ma;Yu Cao;Sarma Vrudhula;Jae-sun Seo
Wei Zou;Renzhi Li;Shuting Zhang;Yunlong Liu;Yunlong Liu
Yu Cao;L.T. Clark
Saurabh Sinha;Greg Yeric;Vikas Chandra;Brian Cline
Wenping Wang;Shengqi Yang;S. Bhardwaj;S. Vrudhula
Xiaochen Dong;Yunfa Cao;Jing Wang;Mary B. Chan-Park
Yufei Ma;Yu Cao;Sarma Vrudhula;Jae-sun Seo
Chang Liu;Yu Cao;Yan Luo;Guanling Chen
Chang Liu;Yu Cao;Yan Luo;Guanling Chen
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