Yiyue Chen

Title: Yiyue Chen and Real-Time Drilling Safety Monitoring.

Introduction

Yiyue Chen is an inventor associated with China University of Petroleum (Beijing) in Beijing, China. His work includes a patent application focused on identifying unsafe behavior by drilling operators through analysis of eye-movement data.

Latest Patents

Chen is associated with 1 patent: “Method and Device for Identifying Unsafe Behavior of Drilling Operator.” The disclosed method collects an operator’s eye-movement data using a sensor, processes the data to derive characteristic parameters, and inputs those parameters into an identification model. Based on the model’s output, the system determines the operator’s behavior and sends a warning when it identifies a preset unsafe behavior. The approach is designed to support real-time monitoring and recognition of unsafe drilling operations.

Career Highlights

Chen’s listed patent work connects data analysis and eye-movement sensing with operational safety in drilling. The invention describes a way to assess operator behavior in real time and provide warnings when behavior does not meet specified safety requirements.

Collaborations

Chen’s listed coworkers include Chuangang Chen and Jinqiu Hu. His patent work is associated with China University of Petroleum (Beijing).

Conclusion

Yiyue Chen’s patent contribution applies eye-movement data analysis to the real-time identification of unsafe drilling behavior, with the aim of supporting safer operations.