Camilo Perez Quintero

University of British Columbia, University of Alberta

Papers

18

Total Citations

424

H-Index

10

About

Camilo Perez Quintero is a leading researcher in human-robot interaction (HRI), focusing on intuitive interfaces that bridge the gap between humans and robotic systems. His work spans augmented reality (AR) for robot programming, gesture-based command interfaces, and navigation for mobile robots in pedestrian-rich environments. A standout contribution is his 2018 paper on "Robot Programming Through Augmented Trajectories in Augmented Reality," which has garnered 143 citations, showcasing its impact on making robot programming accessible via mixed reality headsets like the Microsoft Hololens. His earlier work on "SEPO" (Selecting by Pointing) introduced a natural pointing gesture interface using Kinect sensors, laying groundwork for intuitive HRI. Quintero also advanced assistive robotics with the VIBI system, enabling upper-body disabled individuals to control robot arms, and developed the "Group Surfing" navigation approach for sidewalk robots, addressing real-world pedestrian interactions. His creation of a tracking benchmark for manipulation tasks (32 citations) has become a valuable resource for the field. With over 380 total citations, Quintero’s research consistently emphasizes practical, user-friendly solutions for robotics, from tele-manipulation virtual fixtures to multimodal AR systems, making him a key figure in shaping how humans and robots collaborate seamlessly.

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10
H-Index
18
Papers
424
Total Citations
24
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🏆 Most Cited Paper
Robot Programming Through Augmented Trajectories in Augmented Reality
143 citations · 2018
📈 Most Prolific Year: 2018 (4 Papers)
🤝 Key Collaborators: 30
🏛 Institutions: University of British Columbia, University of Alberta

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