Where is Xiong Youlun from in Zaoyang?

Xiong Youlun is a good man in Zaoyang season.

1September 6, 954, 15-year-old Xiong Youlun walked out of Zaoyang's hometown alone, carrying a simple bag, and came to Xiangyang No.4 Middle School, which was just established 200 miles away. He never realized that he was taking the first step towards the ranks of the most outstanding scientists in China.

Over the years, Xiong Youlun's study, research and work have traveled as far as Xi Jiaotong University, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, the University of Sheffield in England and university of salford.

Xiong Youlun is mainly engaged in the research of robot basic theory and application technology, manufacturing automation and intelligent system precision measurement theory. Important achievements have been made in robot dynamics and motion planning, robot off-line programming, robot autonomous motion and intelligence.

Personal evaluation:

Xiong Youlun is an extremely simple person, that's all. In the narrow scientific research space, he used his creativity to spread an infinitely broad scientific research world. His clothes are simple and plain, and his face is amiable. "Two points and one line" is the "route" he walks the most. Mr. Xiong is a humble scholar. In him, it embodies the fine traditions of the older generation.

As unpretentious as a "robot", it is the students' impression of Xiong Youlun. Since becoming a teacher, what Xiong Youlun has discussed most with his students is scientific research. His life is not only eating and attending classes, but also scientific research. He doesn't ask much about his usual material life. He is walking on the road and will be drowned by the crowd at any time.

He has the purest love for scientific research and innovation, teaching and educating people. A subject is everything to him. A set of data can make him tired for countless days and nights, and a question mark can break his rare peace. Xiong Youlun once said that his favorite motto is "A hundred tempering makes steel, keep improving." These eight words have also been running through his scientific research career.