Mikhail Gurchinsky
Papers
10
Total Citations
46
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About
Mikhail Gurchinsky is a robotics researcher whose work spans swarm intelligence, anthropomorphic manipulation, and agricultural automation. His most cited paper, “Consensus achievement method for a robotic swarm about the most frequently feature of an environment” (12 citations), addresses decentralized multi-agent systems that distribute computation and communication across swarm elements, enhancing resilience to individual agent loss. Gurchinsky’s research on predictive hand trajectory assessment for copy-type control (11 citations) tackles the inverse dynamic problem, advancing robots for hazardous environments where human replacement is critical. He has developed energy-efficient path planning methods for anthropomorphic manipulators, addressing excessive energy consumption through quasi-optimal trajectory algorithms. His work on deep reinforcement learning with recurrent neural networks for greenhouse crop harvesting (4 citations) demonstrates practical applications in agricultural automation. Gurchinsky has also contributed to kinematic structure reconfiguration using greedy algorithms for modular robots, and multi-agent reinforcement learning for variable-number agent systems. His research consistently focuses on decentralized control, energy efficiency, and real-time trajectory optimization, with applications ranging from industrial manipulation to agricultural robotics.
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- 6Kinematic analysis anthropomorphic gripper with group drive2 citations · 2020
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- 9Energy-Efficient Path Planning: Designed Software Implementation2 citations · 2019
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