In this paper,we present local functional law of the iterated logarithm for Cs?rg?-Révész type increments of fractional Brownian motion.The results obtained extend works of Gantert[Ann.Probab.,1993,21(2):104...In this paper,we present local functional law of the iterated logarithm for Cs?rg?-Révész type increments of fractional Brownian motion.The results obtained extend works of Gantert[Ann.Probab.,1993,21(2):1045-1049]and Monrad and Rootzén[Probab.Theory Related Fields,1995,101(2):173-192].展开更多
The plastic deformation of semiconductors,a process critical to their mechanical and electronic properties,involves various mechanisms such as dislocation motion and phase transition.Here,we systematically examined th...The plastic deformation of semiconductors,a process critical to their mechanical and electronic properties,involves various mechanisms such as dislocation motion and phase transition.Here,we systematically examined the temperature-dependent Peierls stress for 30°and 90°partial dislocations in cadmium telluride(CdTe),using a combination of molecular statics and molecular dynamics simulations with a machine-learning force field,as well as density functional theory simulations.Our findings reveal that the 0 K Peierls stresses for these partial dislocations in CdTe are relatively low,ranging from 0.52 GPa to 1.46 GPa,due to its significant ionic bonding characteristics.Notably,in the CdTe system containing either a 30°Cd-core or 90°Te-core partial dislocation,a phase transition from the zinc-blende phase to theβ-Sn-like phase is favored over dislocation motion.This suggests a competitive relationship between these two mechanisms,driven by the bonding characteristics within the dislocation core and the relatively low phase transition stress of∼1.00 GPa.Furthermore,we observed a general trend wherein the Peierls stress for partial dislocations in CdTe exhibits a temperature dependence,which decreases with increasing temperature,becoming lower than the phase transition stress at elevated temperatures.Consequently,the dominant deformation mechanism in CdTe shifts from solid-state phase transition at low temperatures to dislocation motion at high temperatures.This investigation uncovers a compelling interplay between dislocation motion and phase transition in the plastic deformation of CdTe,offering profound insights into the mechanical behavior and electronic performance of CdTe and other II-VI semiconductors.展开更多
Internal learning-based video inpainting methods have shown promising results by exploiting the intrinsic properties of the video to fill in the missing region without external dataset supervision.However,existing int...Internal learning-based video inpainting methods have shown promising results by exploiting the intrinsic properties of the video to fill in the missing region without external dataset supervision.However,existing internal learning-based video inpainting methods would produce inconsistent structures or blurry textures due to the insufficient utilisation of motion priors within the video sequence.In this paper,the authors propose a new internal learning-based video inpainting model called appearance consistency and motion coherence network(ACMC-Net),which can not only learn the recurrence of appearance prior but can also capture motion coherence prior to improve the quality of the inpainting results.In ACMC-Net,a transformer-based appearance network is developed to capture global context information within the video frame for representing appearance consistency accurately.Additionally,a novel motion coherence learning scheme is proposed to learn the motion prior in a video sequence effectively.Finally,the learnt internal appearance consistency and motion coherence are implicitly propagated to the missing regions to achieve inpainting well.Extensive experiments conducted on the DAVIS dataset show that the proposed model obtains the superior performance in terms of quantitative measurements and produces more visually plausible results compared with the state-of-the-art methods.展开更多
With the rapid development of wearable electronic skin technology, flexible strain sensors have shown great application prospects in the fields of human motion and physiological signal detection, medical diagnostics, ...With the rapid development of wearable electronic skin technology, flexible strain sensors have shown great application prospects in the fields of human motion and physiological signal detection, medical diagnostics, and human-computer interaction owing to their outstanding sensing performance. This paper reports a strain sensor with synergistic conductive network, consisting of stable carbon nanotube dispersion (CNT) layer and brittle MXene layer by dip-coating and electrostatic self-assembly method, and breathable three-dimensional (3D) flexible substrate of thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) fibrous membrane prepared through electrospinning technology. The MXene/CNT@PDA-TPU (MC@p-TPU) flexible strain sensor had excellent air permeability, wide operating range (0–450 %), high sensitivity (Gauge Factor, GFmax = 8089.7), ultra-low detection limit (0.05 %), rapid response and recovery times (40 ms/60 ms), and excellent cycle stability and durability (10,000 cycles). Given its superior strain sensing capabilities, this sensor can be applied in physiological signals detection, human motion pattern recognition, and driving exoskeleton robots. In addition, MC@p-TPU fibrous membrane also exhibited excellent photothermal conversion performance and can be used as a wearable photo-heater, which has far-reaching application potential in the photothermal therapy of human joint diseases.展开更多
Human motion modeling is a core technology in computer animation,game development,and humancomputer interaction.In particular,generating natural and coherent in-between motion using only the initial and terminal frame...Human motion modeling is a core technology in computer animation,game development,and humancomputer interaction.In particular,generating natural and coherent in-between motion using only the initial and terminal frames remains a fundamental yet unresolved challenge.Existing methods typically rely on dense keyframe inputs or complex prior structures,making it difficult to balance motion quality and plausibility under conditions such as sparse constraints,long-term dependencies,and diverse motion styles.To address this,we propose a motion generation framework based on a frequency-domain diffusion model,which aims to better model complex motion distributions and enhance generation stability under sparse conditions.Our method maps motion sequences to the frequency domain via the Discrete Cosine Transform(DCT),enabling more effective modeling of low-frequency motion structures while suppressing high-frequency noise.A denoising network based on self-attention is introduced to capture long-range temporal dependencies and improve global structural awareness.Additionally,a multi-objective loss function is employed to jointly optimize motion smoothness,pose diversity,and anatomical consistency,enhancing the realism and physical plausibility of the generated sequences.Comparative experiments on the Human3.6M and LaFAN1 datasets demonstrate that our method outperforms state-of-the-art approaches across multiple performance metrics,showing stronger capabilities in generating intermediate motion frames.This research offers a new perspective and methodology for human motion generation and holds promise for applications in character animation,game development,and virtual interaction.展开更多
Piezoelectric actuators are widely utilized in positioning systems to realize nano-scale resolution. However, the backward motion always generates for some piezoelectric actuators, which reduces the working efficiency...Piezoelectric actuators are widely utilized in positioning systems to realize nano-scale resolution. However, the backward motion always generates for some piezoelectric actuators, which reduces the working efficiency. Bionic motions have already been employed in the field of piezoelectric actuators to realize better performance. By imitating the movement form of seals, seal type piezoelectric actuator is capable to realize large operating strokes easily. Nevertheless, the conventional seal type piezoelectric actuator has a complicated structure and control system, which limits further applications. Hence, an improved bionic piezoelectric actuator is proposed to realize a long motion stroke and eliminate backward movement with a simplified structure and control method in this study. The composition and motion principle of the designed actuator are discussed, and the performance is investigated with simulations and experiments. Results confirm that the presented actuator effectively realizes the linear movement that has a large working stroke stably without backward motion. The smallest stepping displacement ΔL is 0.2 μm under 1 Hz and 50 V. The largest motion speed is 900 μm/s with 900 Hz and 120 V. The largest vertical and horizontal load are 250 g and 12 g, respectively. This work shows that the improved bionic piezoelectric actuator is feasible for eliminating backward motion and has a great working ability.展开更多
This article centers on The Call of the Wild,an English novel by American author Jack London,alongside two Chinese translations by Dajie Liu and Menglin Zhang,and Rongyue Liu.Seventy sentences containing motion events...This article centers on The Call of the Wild,an English novel by American author Jack London,alongside two Chinese translations by Dajie Liu and Menglin Zhang,and Rongyue Liu.Seventy sentences containing motion events and their corresponding translations were randomly selected for analysis.The study focuses on the primary elements of motion events-manner,path,and ground-and examines their Chinese translations through the lens of Skopos theory.Skopos theory emphasizes whether translators can adopt appropriate translation strategies according to various contextual factors during the translation process.Compared to verb-framed languages,satellite-framed languages possess a richer vocabulary for manner verbs,express more detailed manner information,use more satellite words to indicate paths,and incorporate more background information.Verb-framed languages,by contrast,typically express manner information only when necessary and tend to include less background information.The analysis reveals that both Chinese translations embody the core principle of Skopos theory:translation strategies are determined by their purpose.To fulfill the novel’s translation objectives,the translators adeptly adjust their strategies for motion event components based on different contextual needs.It is noted that the Chinese translations do not fully retain the characteristics of English as a typical satellite-framed language.This observation aligns with Skopos theory’s purpose-oriented approach,which prioritizes translation goals over strict adherence to source text characteristics.展开更多
Shape memory alloy(SMA)bars are currently preferred over elastomeric seismic isolators due to the elimination of degradation within effective damping and stiffness factors during the cyclic response of an isolation sy...Shape memory alloy(SMA)bars are currently preferred over elastomeric seismic isolators due to the elimination of degradation within effective damping and stiffness factors during the cyclic response of an isolation system.These bars could also be used to prevent the functionality of the isolator units from failing due to large deformations.This study aims to investigate the performance of a high damping rubber bearing(HDRB)isolator that is combined with two different types of SMA bars,i.e.,Nickel-Titanium(Ni-Ti)and Copper-Aluminum-Beryllium(Cu-Al-Be),subjected to near-fault ground motions that are characterized with forward directivity and fling step effects.To achieve this objective,a self-centering material with flag-shape,force-deformation hysteresis was utilized to simulate the behavior of SMA bars in OpenSees.A single degree of freedom(SDOF)system representing an isolated one-story shear building was developed to conduct nonlinear analysis under selected ground motions.The SMA bars were introduced as an X-shape within the model and were connected diagonally to the top and bottom of the isolator.Results showed that the HDRB system’s hysteretic response under near-fault ground accelerations experiences significant degradation,especially when near-fault motions involve the fling step effect.It was demonstrated that SMA bars effectively reduce large displacement observed in HDRB systems under near-fault earthquakes.Comparing the results of the base-isolated HDRB and SMA-HDRB subjected to selected ground motions demonstrated that maximum displacement was found to be significantly reduced by an average of 79%when SMA bars were used.Incorporating SMA bars with a larger diameter significantly improves the efficiency of SMA HDRB systems,and a reduction in maximum displacements is more pronounced for fling step,near-fault ground motions.展开更多
Microrobots powered by an external magnetic field could be used for sophisticated medical applications such as cell treatment,micromanipulation,and noninvasive surgery inside the body.Untethered microrobot application...Microrobots powered by an external magnetic field could be used for sophisticated medical applications such as cell treatment,micromanipulation,and noninvasive surgery inside the body.Untethered microrobot applications can benefit from haptic technology and telecommunication,enabling telemedical micro-manipulation.Users can manipulate the microrobots with haptic feedback by interacting with the robot operating system remotely in such applications.Artificially created haptic forces based on wirelessly transmitted data and model-based guidance can aid human operators with haptic sensations while manipulating microrobots.The system presented here includes a haptic device and a magnetic tweezer system linked together using a network-based teleoperation method with motion models in fluids.The magnetic microrobots can be controlled remotely,and the haptic interactions with the remote environment can be felt in real time.A time-domain passivity controller is applied to overcome network delay and ensure stability of communication.This study develops and tests a motion model for microrobots and evaluates two image-based 3D tracking algorithms to improve tracking accuracy in various Newtonian fluids.Additionally,it demonstrates that microrobots can group together to transport multiple larger objects,move through microfluidic channels for detailed tasks,and use a novel method for disassembly,greatly expanding their range of use in microscale operations.Remote medical treatment in multiple locations,remote delivery of medication without the need for physical penetration of the skin,and remotely controlled cell manipulations are some of the possible uses of the proposed technology.展开更多
The study of capture mechanisms with high capture adaptability is the key to improving the efficiency of autonomous underwater vehicle(AUV)retrieval and release.This study aims to develop a capture mechanism for the l...The study of capture mechanisms with high capture adaptability is the key to improving the efficiency of autonomous underwater vehicle(AUV)retrieval and release.This study aims to develop a capture mechanism for the launch and recovery of AUV and elucidate its kinematic characteristics.Initially,based on the principles of deployment and retraction for AUV capture movements,a design scheme for a novel foldable and deployable capture mechanism is proposed.Subsequently,a detailed analysis of the Degrees of Freedom(DoFs)for enveloping and grasping movements is conducted according to screw theory.Additionally,the structural design of the actuation units for the capture mechanism is thoroughly discussed.Motion screw topology diagram is utilized to construct the kinematic model.On this basis,kinematic simulation verification of the capture mechanism is performed.The theoretical analysis revealed that the DoF for enveloping and grasping movements are 6 and 2,respectively.By appropriately configuring the actuation mechanism,enveloping and grasping movements can be achieved with a single actuation.The displacement and velocity curves of the capture mechanism were smooth,with no interference occurring.Vibration test results validate the reliability of the capture mechanism.The research work provides a valuable reference for the development of novel capture equipment for AUVs.展开更多
This study aimed to identify and compensate for the geometric errors of the double swiveling axes in a five-axis computer numerical control(CNC)machining center.Hence,a three-dimensional coordinate calculation algorit...This study aimed to identify and compensate for the geometric errors of the double swiveling axes in a five-axis computer numerical control(CNC)machining center.Hence,a three-dimensional coordinate calculation algorithm for a measured point with additional rotational rigid body motion constraints is proposed.The motion constraints of the rotational rigid body were analyzed,and a mathematical model of the measured point algorithm in the swiveling axes was established.The Levenberg-Marquard method was used to solve the nonlinear superstatically determined equations.The spatial coordinate error was used to separate the spatial deviation of the measured point.An identification model of the position-independent and position-dependent geometric errors was established.The three-dimensional coordinate-solving algorithm of the measured point in the swiveling axis and geometric error identification method based on the Monte Carlo method were analyzed numerically.Geometric error measurement and cutting experiments were performed on a VMC25100U five-axis machining center,which integrated two swiveling axes.Geometric errors of the A-and B-axes were identified and measured experimentally.The angular positioning errors before and after compensation were measured using a laser interferometer,which verified the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm.A cutting experiment of a round table part was performed.The shape and position accuracy of the processed part before and after compensation were detected using a coordinate measuring machine.It verified that the geometric error of the swiveling axis was effectively compensated by the algorithm proposed herein.展开更多
In this study,we present a unified sparsity-driven framework that significantly enhances motion deblurring performance by integrating two key components:a custom-designed dataset and a low-rank module(LRM).This framew...In this study,we present a unified sparsity-driven framework that significantly enhances motion deblurring performance by integrating two key components:a custom-designed dataset and a low-rank module(LRM).This framework leverages the inherent sparsity of per-pixel blur kernels to bolster both deblurring accuracy and model interpretability.Firstly,we propose an adaptive-basis decomposition-based deblurring(ADD)approach,which constructs a tailored training dataset to enhance the generalization capacity of the deblurring network.The ADD framework adaptively decomposes motion blur into sparse basis elements,effectively addressing the intricacies associated with non-uniform blurs.Secondly,an LRM is proposed to improve the interpretability of deblurring models as a plug-and-play module,primarily designed to identify and harness the intrinsic sparse features in sharp images.A series of ablation studies have been conducted to substantiate the synergistic advantages of combining the proposed ADD with the LRM for overall improvement in deblurring efficacy.Subsequently,we empirically demonstrate through rigorous experimentation that incorporating the LRM into an existing Uformer network leads to substantial enhancement in reconstruction performance.This integration yields a sparsity-guided low-rank network(SGLRN).Operating under the overarching principle of sparsity,SGLRN consistently outperforms state-of-the-art methods across multiple standard deblurring benchmarks.Comprehensive experimental results,assessed through quantitative metrics and qualitative visual evaluations,provide compelling evidence of its effectiveness.The overall deblurring results are available at Google Drive.展开更多
Legged robots have always been a focal point of research for scholars domestically and internationally.Compared to other types of robots,quadruped robots exhibit superior balance and stability,enabling them to adapt e...Legged robots have always been a focal point of research for scholars domestically and internationally.Compared to other types of robots,quadruped robots exhibit superior balance and stability,enabling them to adapt effectively to diverse environments and traverse rugged terrains.This makes them well-suited for applications such as search and rescue,exploration,and transportation,with strong environmental adaptability,high flexibility,and broad application prospects.This paper discusses the current state of research on quadruped robots in terms of development status,gait trajectory planning methods,motion control strategies,reinforcement learning applications,and control algorithm integration.It highlights advancements in modeling,optimization,control,and data-driven approaches.The study identifies the adoption of efficient gait planning algorithms,the integration of reinforcement learning-based control technologies,and data-driven methods as key directions for the development of quadruped robots.The aim is to provide theoretical references for researchers in the field of quadruped robotics.展开更多
On the basis of the model tests,this paper explores the coupled hydrodynamic performance of the moonpool and the hull.This study aims to compare and analyze the variation in the hull heave response between the piston ...On the basis of the model tests,this paper explores the coupled hydrodynamic performance of the moonpool and the hull.This study aims to compare and analyze the variation in the hull heave response between the piston resonance state of the moonpool under wave excitation and the non-resonance state of the moonpool under wave-current excitation.A novel damping device specifically designed and fabricated for stepped moonpools has been developed.Before and after the installation of the damping device,the free surface response characteristics of the moonpool and heave motion response characteristics of the hull are compared.The findings show a clear correlation between the current speed and heave response characteristics of the hull.During the seakeeping design phase of the drilling vessel,the current speed is an additional critical factor that cannot be disregarded,alongside the moonpool effect.A correlation exists between the fluid dynamics occurring within the moonpool and the heave motion of the vessel hull.A reduction in the amplitude of the motion of the moonpool water results in a decrease in the heave motion of the hull.This study provides a reference for alleviating the seakeeping of a drill ship’s heave response and enhancing the safety and efficiency of the operation.展开更多
Numerical simulations on the coupling actions between the free surface oscillation in the moonpool and the heave motion response of hulls with vertical mooring stiffness are carried out in this study,where the influen...Numerical simulations on the coupling actions between the free surface oscillation in the moonpool and the heave motion response of hulls with vertical mooring stiffness are carried out in this study,where the influences of edge profiles,including sharp and convex edge profiles,on the coupling actions are considered.Two-peak variations in the free surface oscillations in the moonpool with incident wave frequencies can be observed,which are defined as the first and second peak frequencies.The free surface oscillations and heave motion responses show in-phase and out-of-phase relationships at the first and second peak frequencies,respectively.The convex edge profiles are able to generate effective suppressing actions at the second peak frequencies.However,it is only efficient for large vertical stiffness at the first peak frequency.The relative velocity between the fluid flow along the moonpool bottom and the heave motion of the hulls is the essential reason.展开更多
This paper investigates the coupling characteristics of variable mass tank sloshing and ship motion.A full nonlinear numerical model of variable mass tank sloshing-external wave-ship motion coupling is established.Fir...This paper investigates the coupling characteristics of variable mass tank sloshing and ship motion.A full nonlinear numerical model of variable mass tank sloshing-external wave-ship motion coupling is established.Firstly,the coupled motion characteristics of tank sloshing and simplified hull in beam sea are compared,the time history of dimensionless roll angle agrees well with experimental results,and the accuracy of the numerical model is verified.Secondly,the effects of wave excitation and ship speed on the coupled characteristics of Korea Research Institute of Ships and Ocean Engineering very large crude carrier(KVLCC)tank sloshing and ship motion are discussed,and the influence of liquid filling rate on ship heave motion and pitch motion is discussed emphatically.The results show that during the tank filling,the sloshing pressure in the tank increases steadily,and the growth rate is positively correlated with the filling rate.At the same time,the ship pitch motion is less affected by tank sloshing,while the ship heave motion is evidently affected by tank sloshing.展开更多
The flocculation behavior of carbon black (CB)-filled isoprene rubber (IR) nanocomposites was systematically investigated under both dynamic and static conditions to unravel the distinct mechanisms governing filler ne...The flocculation behavior of carbon black (CB)-filled isoprene rubber (IR) nanocomposites was systematically investigated under both dynamic and static conditions to unravel the distinct mechanisms governing filler network evolution.Under dynamic conditions,small oscillatory shear strains (0.1%) significantly enhanced filler particle motion,leading to pronounced agglomeration and a flocculation degree of about 4.3MPa at 145℃.In contrast,static flocculation exhibited a fundamentally different mechanism dominated by polymer chain dynamics,which is driven mainly by thermal activation.Radial distribution function (RDF) analysis of transmission electron microscopy (TEM) images revealed a slight decrease (2 nm) in the interparticle distance peak after static annealing at 100℃ for 7 h,indicating localized motion of CB particles.However,the overall filler network remained stable,with no significant agglomeration observed.The increase in bound rubber content from about 23% to 28% with rising temperature further confirmed the dominant role of polymer chain adsorption and interfacial reinforcement in static flocculation.These findings highlight the critical influence of external strain on filler network formation and provide new insights into the polymer-dominated mechanism of static flocculation.The results offer practical guidance for optimizing the storage and processing of rubber nanocomposites,particularly in applications where static flocculation during prolonged storage is a concern.展开更多
基金Supported by NSFC(Nos.11661025,12161024)Natural Science Foundation of Guangxi(Nos.2020GXNSFAA159118,2021GXNSFAA196045)+2 种基金Guangxi Science and Technology Project(No.Guike AD20297006)Training Program for 1000 Young and Middle-aged Cadre Teachers in Universities of GuangxiNational College Student's Innovation and Entrepreneurship Training Program(No.202110595049)。
文摘In this paper,we present local functional law of the iterated logarithm for Cs?rg?-Révész type increments of fractional Brownian motion.The results obtained extend works of Gantert[Ann.Probab.,1993,21(2):1045-1049]and Monrad and Rootzén[Probab.Theory Related Fields,1995,101(2):173-192].
基金supported by the National Science Foundation(No.CMMI-2019459).
文摘The plastic deformation of semiconductors,a process critical to their mechanical and electronic properties,involves various mechanisms such as dislocation motion and phase transition.Here,we systematically examined the temperature-dependent Peierls stress for 30°and 90°partial dislocations in cadmium telluride(CdTe),using a combination of molecular statics and molecular dynamics simulations with a machine-learning force field,as well as density functional theory simulations.Our findings reveal that the 0 K Peierls stresses for these partial dislocations in CdTe are relatively low,ranging from 0.52 GPa to 1.46 GPa,due to its significant ionic bonding characteristics.Notably,in the CdTe system containing either a 30°Cd-core or 90°Te-core partial dislocation,a phase transition from the zinc-blende phase to theβ-Sn-like phase is favored over dislocation motion.This suggests a competitive relationship between these two mechanisms,driven by the bonding characteristics within the dislocation core and the relatively low phase transition stress of∼1.00 GPa.Furthermore,we observed a general trend wherein the Peierls stress for partial dislocations in CdTe exhibits a temperature dependence,which decreases with increasing temperature,becoming lower than the phase transition stress at elevated temperatures.Consequently,the dominant deformation mechanism in CdTe shifts from solid-state phase transition at low temperatures to dislocation motion at high temperatures.This investigation uncovers a compelling interplay between dislocation motion and phase transition in the plastic deformation of CdTe,offering profound insights into the mechanical behavior and electronic performance of CdTe and other II-VI semiconductors.
基金Shenzhen Science and Technology Programme,Grant/Award Number:JCYJ202308071208000012023 Shenzhen sustainable supporting funds for colleges and universities,Grant/Award Number:20231121165240001Guangdong Provincial Key Laboratory of Ultra High Definition Immersive Media Technology,Grant/Award Number:2024B1212010006。
文摘Internal learning-based video inpainting methods have shown promising results by exploiting the intrinsic properties of the video to fill in the missing region without external dataset supervision.However,existing internal learning-based video inpainting methods would produce inconsistent structures or blurry textures due to the insufficient utilisation of motion priors within the video sequence.In this paper,the authors propose a new internal learning-based video inpainting model called appearance consistency and motion coherence network(ACMC-Net),which can not only learn the recurrence of appearance prior but can also capture motion coherence prior to improve the quality of the inpainting results.In ACMC-Net,a transformer-based appearance network is developed to capture global context information within the video frame for representing appearance consistency accurately.Additionally,a novel motion coherence learning scheme is proposed to learn the motion prior in a video sequence effectively.Finally,the learnt internal appearance consistency and motion coherence are implicitly propagated to the missing regions to achieve inpainting well.Extensive experiments conducted on the DAVIS dataset show that the proposed model obtains the superior performance in terms of quantitative measurements and produces more visually plausible results compared with the state-of-the-art methods.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.52373093 and 12072325)the Outstanding Youth Fund of Henan Province(No.242300421062)+1 种基金National Key R&D Program of China(No.2019YFA0706802)the 111 project(No.D18023).
文摘With the rapid development of wearable electronic skin technology, flexible strain sensors have shown great application prospects in the fields of human motion and physiological signal detection, medical diagnostics, and human-computer interaction owing to their outstanding sensing performance. This paper reports a strain sensor with synergistic conductive network, consisting of stable carbon nanotube dispersion (CNT) layer and brittle MXene layer by dip-coating and electrostatic self-assembly method, and breathable three-dimensional (3D) flexible substrate of thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) fibrous membrane prepared through electrospinning technology. The MXene/CNT@PDA-TPU (MC@p-TPU) flexible strain sensor had excellent air permeability, wide operating range (0–450 %), high sensitivity (Gauge Factor, GFmax = 8089.7), ultra-low detection limit (0.05 %), rapid response and recovery times (40 ms/60 ms), and excellent cycle stability and durability (10,000 cycles). Given its superior strain sensing capabilities, this sensor can be applied in physiological signals detection, human motion pattern recognition, and driving exoskeleton robots. In addition, MC@p-TPU fibrous membrane also exhibited excellent photothermal conversion performance and can be used as a wearable photo-heater, which has far-reaching application potential in the photothermal therapy of human joint diseases.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.72161034).
文摘Human motion modeling is a core technology in computer animation,game development,and humancomputer interaction.In particular,generating natural and coherent in-between motion using only the initial and terminal frames remains a fundamental yet unresolved challenge.Existing methods typically rely on dense keyframe inputs or complex prior structures,making it difficult to balance motion quality and plausibility under conditions such as sparse constraints,long-term dependencies,and diverse motion styles.To address this,we propose a motion generation framework based on a frequency-domain diffusion model,which aims to better model complex motion distributions and enhance generation stability under sparse conditions.Our method maps motion sequences to the frequency domain via the Discrete Cosine Transform(DCT),enabling more effective modeling of low-frequency motion structures while suppressing high-frequency noise.A denoising network based on self-attention is introduced to capture long-range temporal dependencies and improve global structural awareness.Additionally,a multi-objective loss function is employed to jointly optimize motion smoothness,pose diversity,and anatomical consistency,enhancing the realism and physical plausibility of the generated sequences.Comparative experiments on the Human3.6M and LaFAN1 datasets demonstrate that our method outperforms state-of-the-art approaches across multiple performance metrics,showing stronger capabilities in generating intermediate motion frames.This research offers a new perspective and methodology for human motion generation and holds promise for applications in character animation,game development,and virtual interaction.
基金supported by The Key Science and Technology Plan Project of Jinhua City,China:2023-3-084,2023-2-011Zhejiang Provincial"Revealing the list and taking command"Project of China KYH06Y22349Open Fund Project of Key Laboratory of CNC Equipment reliability,Ministry of Education JLU-cncr-202407.
文摘Piezoelectric actuators are widely utilized in positioning systems to realize nano-scale resolution. However, the backward motion always generates for some piezoelectric actuators, which reduces the working efficiency. Bionic motions have already been employed in the field of piezoelectric actuators to realize better performance. By imitating the movement form of seals, seal type piezoelectric actuator is capable to realize large operating strokes easily. Nevertheless, the conventional seal type piezoelectric actuator has a complicated structure and control system, which limits further applications. Hence, an improved bionic piezoelectric actuator is proposed to realize a long motion stroke and eliminate backward movement with a simplified structure and control method in this study. The composition and motion principle of the designed actuator are discussed, and the performance is investigated with simulations and experiments. Results confirm that the presented actuator effectively realizes the linear movement that has a large working stroke stably without backward motion. The smallest stepping displacement ΔL is 0.2 μm under 1 Hz and 50 V. The largest motion speed is 900 μm/s with 900 Hz and 120 V. The largest vertical and horizontal load are 250 g and 12 g, respectively. This work shows that the improved bionic piezoelectric actuator is feasible for eliminating backward motion and has a great working ability.
基金Humanities and Social Sciences Research Project of China’s Ministry of Education(23YJCZH242)Major Humanities and Social Sciences Research Projects in Zhejiang Higher Education Institutions(2024QN069)Hangzhou Collaborative Innovation Institute of Language Services,Hangzhou City University,China。
文摘This article centers on The Call of the Wild,an English novel by American author Jack London,alongside two Chinese translations by Dajie Liu and Menglin Zhang,and Rongyue Liu.Seventy sentences containing motion events and their corresponding translations were randomly selected for analysis.The study focuses on the primary elements of motion events-manner,path,and ground-and examines their Chinese translations through the lens of Skopos theory.Skopos theory emphasizes whether translators can adopt appropriate translation strategies according to various contextual factors during the translation process.Compared to verb-framed languages,satellite-framed languages possess a richer vocabulary for manner verbs,express more detailed manner information,use more satellite words to indicate paths,and incorporate more background information.Verb-framed languages,by contrast,typically express manner information only when necessary and tend to include less background information.The analysis reveals that both Chinese translations embody the core principle of Skopos theory:translation strategies are determined by their purpose.To fulfill the novel’s translation objectives,the translators adeptly adjust their strategies for motion event components based on different contextual needs.It is noted that the Chinese translations do not fully retain the characteristics of English as a typical satellite-framed language.This observation aligns with Skopos theory’s purpose-oriented approach,which prioritizes translation goals over strict adherence to source text characteristics.
基金Open Access funding enabled and organized by CAUL and its Member Institutions。
文摘Shape memory alloy(SMA)bars are currently preferred over elastomeric seismic isolators due to the elimination of degradation within effective damping and stiffness factors during the cyclic response of an isolation system.These bars could also be used to prevent the functionality of the isolator units from failing due to large deformations.This study aims to investigate the performance of a high damping rubber bearing(HDRB)isolator that is combined with two different types of SMA bars,i.e.,Nickel-Titanium(Ni-Ti)and Copper-Aluminum-Beryllium(Cu-Al-Be),subjected to near-fault ground motions that are characterized with forward directivity and fling step effects.To achieve this objective,a self-centering material with flag-shape,force-deformation hysteresis was utilized to simulate the behavior of SMA bars in OpenSees.A single degree of freedom(SDOF)system representing an isolated one-story shear building was developed to conduct nonlinear analysis under selected ground motions.The SMA bars were introduced as an X-shape within the model and were connected diagonally to the top and bottom of the isolator.Results showed that the HDRB system’s hysteretic response under near-fault ground accelerations experiences significant degradation,especially when near-fault motions involve the fling step effect.It was demonstrated that SMA bars effectively reduce large displacement observed in HDRB systems under near-fault earthquakes.Comparing the results of the base-isolated HDRB and SMA-HDRB subjected to selected ground motions demonstrated that maximum displacement was found to be significantly reduced by an average of 79%when SMA bars were used.Incorporating SMA bars with a larger diameter significantly improves the efficiency of SMA HDRB systems,and a reduction in maximum displacements is more pronounced for fling step,near-fault ground motions.
基金supported by National Science Foundation Grant No.2123824.
文摘Microrobots powered by an external magnetic field could be used for sophisticated medical applications such as cell treatment,micromanipulation,and noninvasive surgery inside the body.Untethered microrobot applications can benefit from haptic technology and telecommunication,enabling telemedical micro-manipulation.Users can manipulate the microrobots with haptic feedback by interacting with the robot operating system remotely in such applications.Artificially created haptic forces based on wirelessly transmitted data and model-based guidance can aid human operators with haptic sensations while manipulating microrobots.The system presented here includes a haptic device and a magnetic tweezer system linked together using a network-based teleoperation method with motion models in fluids.The magnetic microrobots can be controlled remotely,and the haptic interactions with the remote environment can be felt in real time.A time-domain passivity controller is applied to overcome network delay and ensure stability of communication.This study develops and tests a motion model for microrobots and evaluates two image-based 3D tracking algorithms to improve tracking accuracy in various Newtonian fluids.Additionally,it demonstrates that microrobots can group together to transport multiple larger objects,move through microfluidic channels for detailed tasks,and use a novel method for disassembly,greatly expanding their range of use in microscale operations.Remote medical treatment in multiple locations,remote delivery of medication without the need for physical penetration of the skin,and remotely controlled cell manipulations are some of the possible uses of the proposed technology.
基金Supported by Jiangsu Provincial Natural Science Foundation(Grant No.BK20220649)Natural Science Foundation of the Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions of China(Grant No.23KJB460010)+2 种基金Provincial Key Laboratory of High-end Deepsea Machinery Equipment(Grant Nos.SYH2024003 and SYH2025001)the Jiangsu Provincial Key R&D Project(Grant No.BE2022062)Postgraduate Research&Practice Innovation Program of Jiangsu Province(Grant No.SJCX25_2526).
文摘The study of capture mechanisms with high capture adaptability is the key to improving the efficiency of autonomous underwater vehicle(AUV)retrieval and release.This study aims to develop a capture mechanism for the launch and recovery of AUV and elucidate its kinematic characteristics.Initially,based on the principles of deployment and retraction for AUV capture movements,a design scheme for a novel foldable and deployable capture mechanism is proposed.Subsequently,a detailed analysis of the Degrees of Freedom(DoFs)for enveloping and grasping movements is conducted according to screw theory.Additionally,the structural design of the actuation units for the capture mechanism is thoroughly discussed.Motion screw topology diagram is utilized to construct the kinematic model.On this basis,kinematic simulation verification of the capture mechanism is performed.The theoretical analysis revealed that the DoF for enveloping and grasping movements are 6 and 2,respectively.By appropriately configuring the actuation mechanism,enveloping and grasping movements can be achieved with a single actuation.The displacement and velocity curves of the capture mechanism were smooth,with no interference occurring.Vibration test results validate the reliability of the capture mechanism.The research work provides a valuable reference for the development of novel capture equipment for AUVs.
基金Supported by Shanxi Provincial Natural Science Foundation(Grant No.2021JM010)The Youth Innovation Team of Shaanxi Universities.
文摘This study aimed to identify and compensate for the geometric errors of the double swiveling axes in a five-axis computer numerical control(CNC)machining center.Hence,a three-dimensional coordinate calculation algorithm for a measured point with additional rotational rigid body motion constraints is proposed.The motion constraints of the rotational rigid body were analyzed,and a mathematical model of the measured point algorithm in the swiveling axes was established.The Levenberg-Marquard method was used to solve the nonlinear superstatically determined equations.The spatial coordinate error was used to separate the spatial deviation of the measured point.An identification model of the position-independent and position-dependent geometric errors was established.The three-dimensional coordinate-solving algorithm of the measured point in the swiveling axis and geometric error identification method based on the Monte Carlo method were analyzed numerically.Geometric error measurement and cutting experiments were performed on a VMC25100U five-axis machining center,which integrated two swiveling axes.Geometric errors of the A-and B-axes were identified and measured experimentally.The angular positioning errors before and after compensation were measured using a laser interferometer,which verified the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm.A cutting experiment of a round table part was performed.The shape and position accuracy of the processed part before and after compensation were detected using a coordinate measuring machine.It verified that the geometric error of the swiveling axis was effectively compensated by the algorithm proposed herein.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.62206143)the Key Research and Development and Promotion Special Project in Henan Province(Nos.222102210141 and 232102211015)。
文摘In this study,we present a unified sparsity-driven framework that significantly enhances motion deblurring performance by integrating two key components:a custom-designed dataset and a low-rank module(LRM).This framework leverages the inherent sparsity of per-pixel blur kernels to bolster both deblurring accuracy and model interpretability.Firstly,we propose an adaptive-basis decomposition-based deblurring(ADD)approach,which constructs a tailored training dataset to enhance the generalization capacity of the deblurring network.The ADD framework adaptively decomposes motion blur into sparse basis elements,effectively addressing the intricacies associated with non-uniform blurs.Secondly,an LRM is proposed to improve the interpretability of deblurring models as a plug-and-play module,primarily designed to identify and harness the intrinsic sparse features in sharp images.A series of ablation studies have been conducted to substantiate the synergistic advantages of combining the proposed ADD with the LRM for overall improvement in deblurring efficacy.Subsequently,we empirically demonstrate through rigorous experimentation that incorporating the LRM into an existing Uformer network leads to substantial enhancement in reconstruction performance.This integration yields a sparsity-guided low-rank network(SGLRN).Operating under the overarching principle of sparsity,SGLRN consistently outperforms state-of-the-art methods across multiple standard deblurring benchmarks.Comprehensive experimental results,assessed through quantitative metrics and qualitative visual evaluations,provide compelling evidence of its effectiveness.The overall deblurring results are available at Google Drive.
基金funded by the Natural Science Basis Research Plan in Shaanxi Province of China(Program No.2023-JC-QN-0659)General Specialized Scientific Research Program of the Shaanxi Provincial Department of Education(Program 23JK0349).
文摘Legged robots have always been a focal point of research for scholars domestically and internationally.Compared to other types of robots,quadruped robots exhibit superior balance and stability,enabling them to adapt effectively to diverse environments and traverse rugged terrains.This makes them well-suited for applications such as search and rescue,exploration,and transportation,with strong environmental adaptability,high flexibility,and broad application prospects.This paper discusses the current state of research on quadruped robots in terms of development status,gait trajectory planning methods,motion control strategies,reinforcement learning applications,and control algorithm integration.It highlights advancements in modeling,optimization,control,and data-driven approaches.The study identifies the adoption of efficient gait planning algorithms,the integration of reinforcement learning-based control technologies,and data-driven methods as key directions for the development of quadruped robots.The aim is to provide theoretical references for researchers in the field of quadruped robotics.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province,China(Grant No.BK20231255).
文摘On the basis of the model tests,this paper explores the coupled hydrodynamic performance of the moonpool and the hull.This study aims to compare and analyze the variation in the hull heave response between the piston resonance state of the moonpool under wave excitation and the non-resonance state of the moonpool under wave-current excitation.A novel damping device specifically designed and fabricated for stepped moonpools has been developed.Before and after the installation of the damping device,the free surface response characteristics of the moonpool and heave motion response characteristics of the hull are compared.The findings show a clear correlation between the current speed and heave response characteristics of the hull.During the seakeeping design phase of the drilling vessel,the current speed is an additional critical factor that cannot be disregarded,alongside the moonpool effect.A correlation exists between the fluid dynamics occurring within the moonpool and the heave motion of the vessel hull.A reduction in the amplitude of the motion of the moonpool water results in a decrease in the heave motion of the hull.This study provides a reference for alleviating the seakeeping of a drill ship’s heave response and enhancing the safety and efficiency of the operation.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.52371267 and 52171250).
文摘Numerical simulations on the coupling actions between the free surface oscillation in the moonpool and the heave motion response of hulls with vertical mooring stiffness are carried out in this study,where the influences of edge profiles,including sharp and convex edge profiles,on the coupling actions are considered.Two-peak variations in the free surface oscillations in the moonpool with incident wave frequencies can be observed,which are defined as the first and second peak frequencies.The free surface oscillations and heave motion responses show in-phase and out-of-phase relationships at the first and second peak frequencies,respectively.The convex edge profiles are able to generate effective suppressing actions at the second peak frequencies.However,it is only efficient for large vertical stiffness at the first peak frequency.The relative velocity between the fluid flow along the moonpool bottom and the heave motion of the hulls is the essential reason.
基金supported by the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(Grant No.2024M763646)the China University of Petroleum(East China)Independent Innovation Research Project(Science and Engineering)-Youth Fund(Grant No.24CX06062A)+2 种基金the Postdoctoral Fellowship Program(Grade C)of China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(Grant No.GZC20250181)the Qingdao Natural Science Foundation(Grant No.25-1-1-66-zyyd-jch)Shandong Provincial Key Laboratory of Ocean Engineering(Grant No.kloe202504).
文摘This paper investigates the coupling characteristics of variable mass tank sloshing and ship motion.A full nonlinear numerical model of variable mass tank sloshing-external wave-ship motion coupling is established.Firstly,the coupled motion characteristics of tank sloshing and simplified hull in beam sea are compared,the time history of dimensionless roll angle agrees well with experimental results,and the accuracy of the numerical model is verified.Secondly,the effects of wave excitation and ship speed on the coupled characteristics of Korea Research Institute of Ships and Ocean Engineering very large crude carrier(KVLCC)tank sloshing and ship motion are discussed,and the influence of liquid filling rate on ship heave motion and pitch motion is discussed emphatically.The results show that during the tank filling,the sloshing pressure in the tank increases steadily,and the growth rate is positively correlated with the filling rate.At the same time,the ship pitch motion is less affected by tank sloshing,while the ship heave motion is evidently affected by tank sloshing.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.52293471)National Key R&D Program of China(No.2022YFB3707303).
文摘The flocculation behavior of carbon black (CB)-filled isoprene rubber (IR) nanocomposites was systematically investigated under both dynamic and static conditions to unravel the distinct mechanisms governing filler network evolution.Under dynamic conditions,small oscillatory shear strains (0.1%) significantly enhanced filler particle motion,leading to pronounced agglomeration and a flocculation degree of about 4.3MPa at 145℃.In contrast,static flocculation exhibited a fundamentally different mechanism dominated by polymer chain dynamics,which is driven mainly by thermal activation.Radial distribution function (RDF) analysis of transmission electron microscopy (TEM) images revealed a slight decrease (2 nm) in the interparticle distance peak after static annealing at 100℃ for 7 h,indicating localized motion of CB particles.However,the overall filler network remained stable,with no significant agglomeration observed.The increase in bound rubber content from about 23% to 28% with rising temperature further confirmed the dominant role of polymer chain adsorption and interfacial reinforcement in static flocculation.These findings highlight the critical influence of external strain on filler network formation and provide new insights into the polymer-dominated mechanism of static flocculation.The results offer practical guidance for optimizing the storage and processing of rubber nanocomposites,particularly in applications where static flocculation during prolonged storage is a concern.
