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The landscape of intelligent control systems is set to undergo a significant transformation, thanks to groundbreaking research from Zhao Li at the Institute of Engineering Technology, University of Science and Technology Beijing. His recent study, pu

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Journal of Engineering Science’, researchers have unveiled a novel approach to enhancing motor driving systems that could significantly impact various sectors, including construction. The research, led by ZENG

Recent advancements in optical coherence tomography (OCT) are set to revolutionize the diagnosis of ocular fundus diseases, a development that carries significant implications for the construction sector, particularly in the realm of health and safet

In the rapidly evolving landscape of construction and manufacturing, the ability to detect and track moving targets in complex environments has become increasingly critical. Recent research led by Ke Zhou from the School of Advanced Engineering at th

In a significant advancement for control systems, researchers are increasingly turning their attention to multi-model adaptive control (MMAC), particularly a method known as weighted multi-model adaptive control (WMMAC). This innovative approach is p

In a significant advancement for aerial technology, researchers have developed an innovative indoor fixed-height control system for flapping-wing aerial vehicles (FWAVs) that could revolutionize various sectors, including construction. This pioneerin

Recent advancements in the field of bionic flapping-wing aerial vehicles (FWAVs) have garnered significant attention, particularly for their potential applications in various sectors, including construction. Researchers, led by Qiang Fu from the Scho

Recent advancements in gaze tracking technology are set to transform the way humans interact with machines, particularly in sectors like construction where precision and efficiency are paramount. A new study led by Qing Li from the School of Automati

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have unveiled a novel approach to predicting PM2.5 concentrations using image data, a significant advancement that could reshape environmental monitoring within the construction sector. Conducted by Xiao-li Li f

In an era where data is often described as the new oil, the ability to harness and understand this information is crucial, especially in sectors like construction that are increasingly driven by technology. A recent study led by Peng Chen from the Sc