Alexander Denisov
Papers
9
Total Citations
50
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5
About
Alexander Denisov is a robotics and wireless systems researcher whose work bridges autonomous navigation, humanoid robotics, and sensor network optimization. His key contributions center on developing mathematical models and algorithms for mobile platform control, including a novel iterative method for solving inverse kinematics in multi-link robotic systems—a critical challenge for energy-efficient motion in anthropomorphic robots. Denisov has also advanced wireless communication for heterogeneous sensor networks and UAV-aided systems, proposing a recommender system that reduces design time for wireless data transmission networks. His research on balance control methods for legged robots, using inverted pendulum models, has informed servo control system design for humanoid platforms. With over 50 citations across his most-cited works, Denisov’s impact is evident in his practical engineering contributions, such as the mechanical design of anthropomorphic robot legs and data exchange protocols for robotic devices. His work, published between 2016 and 2020, demonstrates a sustained focus on integrating algorithmic efficiency with real-world robotic applications, making him a notable figure in the fields of mobile robotics and wireless sensor systems.
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- 7Mechanical Engineering of Leg Joints of Anthropomorphic Robot5 citations · 2016
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