Cai Xuan | Engineering and Technology | Research Excellence Award

Mr. Cai Xuan | Engineering and Technology | Research Excellence Award

Beihang University | China

Cai Xuan is a doctoral researcher in transportation engineering with a strong background in mechanical engineering and a research focus on autonomous driving safety, intelligent testing, and AI-driven decision making. He is currently pursuing a PhD at Beihang University after completing his master’s and bachelor’s degrees in Mechanical Engineering at Hunan University. His research experience spans adversarial reinforcement learning, large language model–based scenario generation, energy management for hybrid vehicles, and safety-critical testing frameworks for autonomous vehicles. He has served as lead or co-author on multiple peer-reviewed publications in high-impact journals and top-tier conferences, including IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Vehicles, Energy, Automotive Innovation, and IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium. His scholarly output has resulted in 7 published papers, an h-index of 3, and over 16citations, reflecting growing academic influence in intelligent transportation systems. His work has demonstrated significant improvements in robustness, vulnerability discovery, and real-time performance of autonomous and electrified vehicle systems. He is the recipient of multiple academic scholarships and competitive research awards at both undergraduate and graduate levels. Overall, his research contributes practical and theoretical advances toward safer, more reliable, and intelligent mobility systems.

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Koma: Knowledge-driven Multi-agent Framework for Autonomous Driving with Large Language Models
K. Jiang, X. Cai, Z. Cui, A. Li, Y. Ren, H. Yu, H. Yang, D. Fu, L. Wen, P. Cai.
IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Vehicles, 2024.


Adversarial Stress Test for Autonomous Vehicle via Series Reinforcement Learning Tasks with Reward Shaping
X. Cai, X. Bai, Z. Cui, P. Hang, H. Yu, Y. Ren.
IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Vehicles, 2024. (Citations: 15)


Text2Scenario: Text-driven Scenario Generation for Autonomous Driving Test
X. Cai, X. Bai, Z. Cui, D. Xie, D. Fu, H. Yu, Y. Ren.
Automotive Innovation, 2026, 1–26. (Citations: 14)

Biomimetic Multi-UAV Swarm Exploration with U2U Communications Under Resource Constraints
Y. Huang, H. Wang, X. Bai, X. Cai, H. Yu, Y. Ren.
IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology, 2025. (Citations: 5)

Meriem Smati | Engineering and Technology | Research Excellence Award

Ms. Meriem Smati | Engineering and Technology | Research Excellence Award

INSA Lyon – Polytechnique Montreal | France

Meriem Smati is a doctoral researcher in a dual-degree PhD program in Computer Science and Industrial Engineering at INSA Lyon and Polytechnique Montréal, focusing on advanced digital engineering and intelligent systems. She holds an Engineer and Master’s degree in Systems Engineering from the Higher School of Computer Science (ESI SBA) and a Bachelor’s degree in Information Systems and Software Engineering, graduating as valedictorian. Her academic and professional experience includes PhD-level research, adjunct lecturing in computer science, and multiple international research internships. Her research interests center on Digital Twins, System-of-Systems engineering, resilience modeling, cognitive and data-driven twins, IoT systems, anomaly detection, and smart city applications, integrating machine learning and simulation-based architectures. She has authored and co-authored peer-reviewed journal and conference publications, a scientific book, and several applied research reports. Her scholarly output is reflected in an approximate. Her work has been recognized through prestigious distinctions, including Best Paper and Best Poster awards at international conferences. Overall, her profile reflects a dynamic early-career researcher contributing impactful methodologies and architectures for resilient, intelligent, and sustainable digital systems.

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