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Pavlo Maruschak is a leading researcher in industrial robotics and pneumatic gripping technologies, with a focus on enhancing the manipulation and quality control of complex objects. His major contributions lie in the systematic classification and development of pneumatic gripping devices (PGDs) for industrial robots, particularly adaptive systems that combine object capture with real-time shape deviation monitoring. His most cited work, “A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ON PNEUMATIC GRIPPING DEVICES FOR INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS” (2022, 32 citations), provides a foundational taxonomy for PGDs, while his invention of an adaptive gripping device for offset dish antenna billets (2021, 22 citations) integrates Bernoulli grips with shape-control functions, enabling precise handling of variable geometries. Maruschak’s research also explores the operational characteristics of Bernoulli gripping devices, analyzing nozzle and surface designs to optimize performance (2020, 6 and 5 citations). With a cumulative impact exceeding 65 citations, his work bridges robotics, manufacturing, and quality assurance, offering practical solutions for automated production lines. His innovations are particularly valuable for industries requiring high-precision manipulation of delicate or irregularly shaped components, such as aerospace and electronics. Maruschak’s contributions continue to influence the design of intelligent, sensor-integrated grippers, advancing the capabilities of industrial robots in adaptive manufacturing environments.