Papers
12
Total Citations
461
H-Index
9
About
Meir Kalech is a prominent researcher specializing in fault detection and diagnosis in autonomous and robotic systems, with a particular focus on multi-robot coordination and anomaly detection. His work addresses one of the most critical challenges in modern robotics: ensuring that increasingly sophisticated autonomous machines can reliably identify and respond to faults before they cause harm or mission failure. Kalech's most influential contribution, "On Fault Detection and Diagnosis in Robotic Systems" (2018), has accumulated 141 citations and serves as a foundational reference in the field. His complementary survey on multi-robot fault diagnosis (2019, 67 citations) and his earlier work on online anomaly detection (2014, 92 citations) demonstrate a sustained commitment to advancing robustness in autonomous systems. Notably, his research spans both single-robot platforms and complex multi-agent environments, including unmanned vehicles and sensor-based diagnostics, reflecting remarkable breadth across the discipline. His earlier work on diagnosing coordination failures in distributed multi-robot systems using CSP algorithms (2006) highlights his long-standing engagement with the theoretical underpinnings of multi-agent systems. Across more than two decades of research, Kalech has made enduring contributions that bridge artificial intelligence, robotics, and systems engineering, making his work essential reading for anyone studying autonomous system reliability.
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Top Papers
- 1On Fault Detection and Diagnosis in Robotic Systems141 citations · 2018
- 2Online data-driven anomaly detection in autonomous robots92 citations · 2014
- 3Fault Detection and Diagnosis in Multi-Robot Systems: A Survey67 citations · 2019
- 4Online anomaly detection in unmanned vehicles34 citations · 2011
- 5Sensor fault detection and diagnosis for autonomous systems29 citations · 2013
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- 9A hybrid approach for fault detection in autonomous physical agents12 citations · 2014
- 10Towards a Comprehensive Framework for Teamwork in Behavior-Based Robots7 citations · 2004