Papers
9
Total Citations
495
H-Index
7
About
George Adamides is a prominent researcher at the intersection of agricultural robotics, human-robot interaction (HRI), and smart agriculture. His work has made significant contributions to the design and usability of teleoperated robotic systems, particularly within precision agriculture contexts. Adamides is perhaps best known for his foundational taxonomy of robot teleoperation usability guidelines (2014, 105 citations), which systematically organized user interface design principles and became an essential reference in the HRI field. Building on this theoretical foundation, he led the design and development of a semi-autonomous vineyard sprayer robot (2017, 107 citations), demonstrating how usability principles translate into real-world agricultural applications. His complementary HRI usability evaluation of that same system (2017, 90 citations) further validated the importance of thoughtful interface design in agricultural robotics adoption. More recently, Adamides has expanded his scope to examine human-robot collaboration systems across agricultural tasks (2022, 74 citations) and contributed to understanding climate-smart agriculture practices in Cyprus (2020, 45 citations). With a cumulative body of work exceeding 490 citations, his research consistently bridges engineering innovation with human-centered design, helping advance the practical deployment of agricultural automation technologies.
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- 2Usability Guidelines for the Design of Robot Teleoperation: A Taxonomy105 citations · 2014
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- 5Agriculture Automation48 citations · 2023
- 6A Review of Climate-Smart Agriculture Applications in Cyprus45 citations · 2020
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- 9Agricultural Robots in Targeted Spraying: A mini State-of-the-Art review3 citations · 2017