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16
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About
Abel Gomes is a researcher whose work bridges computational geometry and sustainable engineering, with a primary focus on algorithmic optimization and robotic disassembly systems. His most cited paper, "A Total Order Heuristic-Based Convex Hull Algorithm for Points in the Plane" (2015, 14 citations), introduces an innovative heuristic that improves the efficiency of convex hull computation—a fundamental problem in computational geometry with applications in computer graphics, pattern recognition, and geographic information systems. This contribution demonstrates his ability to refine classical algorithms for practical performance gains. More recently, Gomes has ventured into the critical domain of electric vehicle (EV) battery recycling, co-authoring "An experimental robotic cell for the disassembly of electric vehicle battery modules" (2025, 2 citations). This work addresses the pressing environmental challenge of end-of-life lithium-ion batteries, proposing an automated disassembly solution that enhances safety and scalability. By integrating robotics with circular economy principles, Gomes contributes to the sustainable management of EV waste. His research trajectory—from theoretical algorithm design to applied robotics—reflects a versatile approach to solving complex, real-world problems.
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- 1A Total Order Heuristic-Based Convex Hull Algorithm for Points in the Plane14 citations · 2015
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