R. R. Egorov

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R. R. Egorov is a researcher focused on the development of advanced robotic systems for nuclear decommissioning and radiation safety. His primary research areas include gamma-ray spectrometry, automated robotic complexes, and the application of xenon-based detectors for environmental monitoring of radioactive waste. Egorov’s major contributions lie in designing and characterizing a xenon gamma spectrometer as a key recording device for robotic platforms used in dismantling nuclear and radiation-hazardous facilities. His work demonstrates how integrating high-resolution gamma spectroscopy with autonomous robotics can improve the accuracy and safety of radiation surveys during decommissioning. Notably, his 2022 paper on the prospects of xenon gamma spectrometer application has garnered 3 citations, while his 2023 study on an automated robotic complex for monitoring radioactive waste has received 2 citations. These publications highlight his role in advancing practical, field-deployable instrumentation for nuclear legacy management. Egorov’s research is particularly relevant for engineers and scientists working on remote sensing, nuclear safety, and the development of intelligent systems for hazardous environment operations.

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1. 1
   Prospects of Xenon Gamma Spectrometer Application as a Recording Device on Board of an Automated and Robotic Gamma-Ray Spectrometric Complex for the Decommissioning of Nuclear Physical Installations

   3 citations · 2022
2. 2
   An automated and robotic complex based on a xenon gamma-ray spectrometer for performing tasks for decommissioning nuclear and radiation hazardous facilities and monitoring the development of radioactive waste

   2 citations · 2023

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