State-of-art, challenges, and outlook on deep hole boring: chatter suppression, tool wear monitoring, and error measurement
Jiefu Sun,
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Chao Sun,
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Zheping Yan
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et al.
The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 14, 2025
Language: Английский
A Short Review: Tribology in Machining to Understand Conventional and Latest Modeling Methods with Machine Learning
Machines,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(2), P. 81 - 81
Published: Jan. 23, 2025
Tribology
plays
a
critical
role
in
machining
technologies.
Friction
is
an
essential
factor
processes
such
as
composite
material
and
bonding.
This
short
review
highlights
the
recent
advancements
controlling
leveraging
tribological
phenomena
machining.
For
instance,
high-precision
increasingly
relying
on
situ
observation
real-time
measurement
of
tools,
test
specimens,
equipment
for
effective
process
control.
Modern
engineering
materials
often
incorporate
functional
metastable
states,
composites
dissimilar
materials,
rather
than
conventional
stable-phase
materials.
In
these
cases,
effects
during
can
impede
precision.
On
other
hand,
friction
additive
manufacturing
demonstrates
constructive
application
tribology.
Traditionally,
understanding
mitigating
have
involved
developing
physical
chemical
models
individual
factors
using
simulations
to
inform
decisions.
However,
accurately
predicting
system
behavior
has
remained
challenging
due
complex
interactions
between
machine
components
variations
initial
operational
(or
deteriorated)
states.
Recent
innovations
introduced
data-driven
approaches
that
predict
without
need
detailed
models.
By
integrating
advanced
monitoring
technologies
learning,
methods
enable
predictions
within
controllable
parameters
live
data.
shift
opens
new
possibilities
achieving
more
precise
adaptive
Language: Английский
A comprehensive review of micro-milling: fundamental mechanics, challenges, and future prospective
Najeeb Ullah,
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Muhammad Rehan,
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Muhammad Umar Farooq
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et al.
The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 28, 2025
Language: Английский
MPC-Based Dynamic Trajectory Spoofing for UAVs
Hou Bo,
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Zhongjie Yin,
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Xulei Jin
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et al.
Drones,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
8(10), P. 602 - 602
Published: Oct. 19, 2024
Navigation
spoofing
has
been
widely
utilized
in
unmanned
aircraft
vehicle
(UAV)
countermeasures,
due
to
its
advantages
of
covertness,
effectiveness,
and
dynamic
trajectory
control
ability.
However,
existing
research
faces
two
primary
challenges.
Firstly,
sudden
changes
the
target
UAV’s
can
result
a
significant
degradation
performance,
which
may
enable
onboard
inertial
components
detect
identify
ongoing
attempts.
Secondly,
gradual
accumulation
errors
over
time
degenerates
effect.
To
address
these
problems,
we
propose
approach
for
UAVs
based
on
model
predictive
(MPC),
progressively
steers
towards
predetermined
spoofer.
Simulation
results
demonstrate
substantial
enhancement
performance
decrease
error
compared
methods.
Language: Английский