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I am Ying Lu, a Ph.D. student graduated from Department of Computer Science at RPI.
I joined the CS Robotics Lab in 2012, under the supervision of
Professor Jeff Trinkle. I am working on development and comparison of algorithms to solve the
complementarity problems in multibody dynamics. If you have similar interest, please look at Research to learn more about my work.
Experience
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Jun 2016 - present Software Engineer, LinkedIn, Mountain View, CA
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Jan 2012 - May 2016 Ph.D. student, Department of Computer Science, RPI, Troy, NY
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Aug 2007 - Jun 2011 B.S. student, Department of Modern Mechanics, USTC, Anhui, China
Research Interests
Robotics, Multibody Dynamics, Complementarity Problems, Optimization, Parallel Computing
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Algorithm development and analysis for Complementarity problems in multibody dynamics
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Standard interface for solver comparison with collection of benchmarking problems based on HDF5
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Nonlinear optimization with application in the Complementarity problems
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High performance simulation using parallel computing with both CPU and GPU
Publications
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J. William, Y. Lu, J. Trinkle, PEG: A geometrically accurate contact model for polytopes in multibody simulation, Journal of Computational and Nonlinear Dynamics (special issue), 2016
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Y. Lu, J.C.Trinkle, Comparison of Multibody Dynamics Solver Performance: Synthetic Versus Realistic Data, ASME International Design and Engineering Technical Conferences and Computers and Information in Engineering (IDETC/CIE), Boston, 2015
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S. Peters, J. Hsu, Y. Lu, Simple benchmarks for speed and accuracy of rigid body dynamic simulators, ECCOMAS Thematic Conference on Multibody Dynamics, Barcelona, 2015
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C. Lacoursiere, M. Linde, Y. Lu, J. Trinkle, A framework for data exchange and benchmarking of frictional contact solvers in multibody dynamics, ECCOMAS Thematic Conference on Multibody Dynamics, Barcelona, 2015
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Y. Lu, J.C.Trinkle, On the Convergence of Fixed-point Iteration in Solving Complementarity Problems Arising in Robot Locomotion and Manipulation, IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS), Chicago, 2014
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Y. Lu, J.William, C. Lacoursiere and J.C.Trinkle, A framework for problem standardization and algorithm comparison in multibody system. ASME International Design and Engineering Technical Conferences and Computers and Information in Engineering (IDETC/CIE), Buffalo, NY, 2014
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J.William, Y. Lu and J.C.Trinkle, A complementarity based contact model for geometrically accurate treatment of polytopes in simulation. ASME International Design and Engineering Technical Conferences and Computers and Information in Engineering (IDETC/CIE), Buffalo, NY, 2014
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J.William, Y. Lu, S. Niebe, M. Andersen, K. Erleben and J.C.Trinkle, RPI-MATLAB-Simulator: A tool for efficient research and practical teaching in multibody dynamics, Workshop on Virtual Reality Interaction and Physical Simulation (VRIPHYS), Lille, France, 2013
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Y. Lu, C. Lacoursiere, J. Williams, and J.C. Trinkle. Standard interface for data analysis of solvers in multibody dynamics, 4th Canadian Conference on Nonlinear Solid Mechanics (CanCNSM ), Montreal, Canada, 2013
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J. William, Y. Lu, J.C.Trinkle, RPI-MATLAB-Simulator, extended abstract accepted at ECCOMAS Multibody Conference in Zagreb, Croatia, but withdrawn, 2013
Posters and Conferences Participated
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Informs 2015 Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, Nov. 2015
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Grace Hopper Conference 2015, for Women in Computing, Houston, Texas, Oct. 2015
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22nd International Symposium on Mathematical Programming (ISMP 2015), Pittsburgh, Jul. 2015
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DARPA Robotics Challenge, Finals, Fairplex, Pomona, Jun. 2015
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ROS-Industrial Consortium Americas annual meeting, Chicago, Mar. 2015
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IEEE Region 1 Student Leadership Training Workshop, New Jersey, Dec. 2014
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Grace Hopper Conference 2014, for Women in Computing, Phoenix, Arizona, Oct. 2014
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5-day workshop: Computational Contact Mechanics: Advances and Frontiers in Modeling Contact, Banff, Canada, Feb, 2014
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The Grace Hopper Conference, Minneapolis, Oct, 2013
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National Robotics Initiative PI's meeting, Washington, Oct, 2013
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Standard Interface for Solver Comparison in Multibody Dynamics, 9th annual New England Manipulation Symposium (NEMS), Harvard University, May, 2013
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Standard Interface for Data Analysis of Solvers in Multi-body Dynamics, School of Science Graduate Symposium, April, 2013
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High Performance Multibody Dynamic Simulation for Robot Traction Characterization, 8th annual New England Manipulation Symposium (NEMS), May, 2012
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DARPA Maximum Mobility and Manipulation (M3) annual PI meeting, July, 2012
Selected Graduate-level Courses
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Machine Learning; Robotics 2; Computer Graphics
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Computer Algorithms; Complexity and Computability; Parallel Computing
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Nonlinear Optimization; Computational Linear Algebra
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Computer Operating System
Teaching
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Introduction to Algorithms, Fall, 2012, instructor: David E. Goldschmidt
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Engineering Graphics and Computer Aided Design, Fall, 2011, coordinator: Jeff Morris
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Thermal & Fluids Engineering 2, Fall, 2011, instructor: Diana Borca
Activities
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IEEE RAS Robotics History Project, Mar. 2015
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Volunteer for Exploring Engineering Day (EED), Feb. 2013
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Member and initializer of Women in CS club at RPI, Oct. 2013
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Volunteer for technology week for high school student, Oct. 2009
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Volunteer to support education in poor areas in China, 2009-2010
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President for Love Club at USTC, 2009-2010
Honors & Awards
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Grace Hopper Scholarship 2015
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Grace Hopper Scholarship 2014
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Cyrus Tang Scholarship 2007-2011
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Outstanding Student Scholarship (Grade 1) 2010
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Goodwill Scholarship for Excellent Student 2010
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Silver Medal in TRANSCOSMOS Contest 2009
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Outstanding Leadership Award 2009
Contact
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Work Address: 950 West Maude Ave, Sunnyvale CA 94085
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Email: ying.rpi +at+ gmail.com