Papers

14

Total Citations

121

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About

A. V. Antonov is a prominent robotics researcher whose work spans parallel mechanisms, hybrid manipulators, and mobile robotic platforms. With a career defined by rigorous kinematic analysis and innovative mechanical design, Antonov has established himself as a leading voice in the study of complex robotic architectures. His most-cited contribution, a comprehensive 2024 review of parallel-serial hybrid manipulators (21 citations), synthesizes decades of knowledge on systems that marry the stiffness and precision of parallel structures with the expansive workspace of serial chains. Complementing this, his systematic reviews of parallel robots with circular guides and reconfigurable spherical parallel mechanisms — the latter motivated by urgent medical robotics demands during the COVID-19 pandemic — have collectively garnered nearly 30 citations, reflecting their practical relevance. Antonov's analytical depth is further demonstrated through detailed kinematic and singularity analyses of Delta-type parallel robots and multi-DOF hybrid systems, work that directly informs real-world robot control and design optimization. His earlier contributions to wheel-legged mobile platforms and screw-theory-based singularity analysis reveal a breadth that few researchers in the field match. Accumulating over 100 citations across his body of work, Antonov continues to shape how engineers conceive, model, and optimize the next generation of robotic systems.

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14
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121
Total Citations
9
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🏆 Most Cited Paper
Parallel–Serial Robotic Manipulators: A Review of Architectures, Applications, and Methods of Design and Analysis
21 citations · 2024
📈 Most Prolific Year: 2024 (6 Papers)
🤝 Key Collaborators: 17
🏛 Institutions: Institute of Machines Science, Russian Engineering Academy, Russian Academy of Sciences

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