Judith Estep

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Judith Estep is a leading researcher at the intersection of strategic technology management and energy systems. Her primary research areas include technology roadmapping, multicriteria decision analysis, and the assessment of emerging robotics for critical infrastructure. Estep’s most influential work, "Strategic roadmapping of robotics technologies for the power industry: A multicriteria technology assessment" (2017, 84 citations), provides a groundbreaking framework for evaluating and prioritizing robotic innovations specifically for the power sector. This paper is widely recognized for bridging the gap between technical feasibility and strategic deployment, offering utilities and policymakers a structured method to navigate complex technology portfolios. Her contributions have been instrumental in shaping how the energy industry adopts automation, emphasizing safety, reliability, and cost-effectiveness. With over 80 citations on this single work, Estep’s research continues to inform both academic discourse and practical implementation in industrial robotics. Her achievements highlight a career dedicated to translating cutting-edge technology into actionable roadmaps for one of society’s most vital sectors.