Dmytro Yanushkevych

Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics

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Dmytro Yanushkevych is a researcher specializing in military robotics and humanitarian demining technologies, with a focus on the development and application of robotic complexes designed to address the critical challenge of landmine clearance. His work investigates the technical requirements and operational capabilities of robotic military systems, including integrated manipulator components, and advances proposals for their practical deployment in humanitarian demining efforts. Yanushkevych's research sits at the intersection of defense engineering and civilian safety, addressing one of the most pressing post-conflict challenges faced by affected regions worldwide. His 2021 study on the state of robotic complexes for humanitarian demining has garnered recognition within the field, accumulating citations that underscore its relevance to both military and humanitarian research communities. By systematically analyzing existing robotic systems and identifying pathways for their optimized use in mine clearance operations, Yanushkevych contributes meaningfully to efforts aimed at protecting civilian lives and restoring safe access to contaminated territories. His work offers valuable insights for engineers, policymakers, and humanitarian organizations seeking technology-driven solutions to demining challenges.