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Total Citations
86
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About
Christina Karousatou is a versatile researcher whose work spans two distinct yet equally compelling domains: next-generation wireless communications and autonomous robotics. Her contributions demonstrate a rare ability to bridge foundational algorithmic theory with cutting-edge systems design. In the field of 6G communications, Karousatou is a contributor to the prestigious Hexa-X-II project, a flagship European initiative shaping the design methodology for sixth-generation end-to-end systems. Her 2024 paper on this topic has already garnered 39 citations, reflecting the urgency and significance of advancing beyond 5G's limitations and defining the technical foundations of tomorrow's networks. Earlier in her career, Karousatou made notable strides in multi-robot coordination, particularly focusing on energy-constrained mobile agents. Her work on collaborative exploration of graphs and trees by low-power robots — accumulating nearly 40 citations across two key publications — addressed the fundamental challenge of maximizing coverage and efficiency when robots operate under strict energy budgets. Her follow-on work on collaborative delivery further extended these insights into practical logistics scenarios. Together, her research reflects a commitment to solving real-world resource constraints, whether in wireless infrastructure or autonomous systems, making her a thought leader across multiple frontiers of modern technology.
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- 1Design Methodology for 6G End-to-End System: Hexa-X-II Perspective39 citations · 2024
- 2Collaborative Exploration by Energy-Constrained Mobile Robots20 citations · 2015
- 3Collaborative Exploration of Trees by Energy-Constrained Mobile Robots19 citations · 2017
- 4Collaborative Delivery by Energy-Sharing Low-Power Mobile Robots8 citations · 2017