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Total Citations
78
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About
Christos Antonopoulos is a leading researcher at the intersection of robotics, ambient assisted living (AAL), and the Internet of Things (IoT), dedicated to engineering unobtrusive, reliable solutions for independent ageing. His work, central to the H2020 RADIO project, tackles the pressing demographic challenge of supporting an aging population through technology. Antonopoulos’s major contributions include designing modular robotic platforms that integrate seamlessly into home environments, optimizing their operational time for 24/7 assistance, and enhancing their perception via machine learning for tasks like door status identification. He also pioneers user interfaces tailored for the elderly, ensuring accessibility and dignity. His most cited paper, “Robots in Assisted Living Environments as an Unobtrusive, Efficient, Reliable and Modular Solution for Independent Ageing: The RADIO Perspective” (20 citations), establishes a foundational framework for this domain. With additional impactful works on computation challenges and IoT-robotic home automation, his research has garnered over 70 citations, reflecting its influence in shaping next-generation assistive technologies. Antonopoulos further extends his impact through experiential education, disseminating knowledge on robotics, virtual reality, and IoT to train future innovators.
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- 4Prospects of Robots in Assisted Living Environment7 citations · 2021
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- 6Designing User Interfaces for the Elderly4 citations · 2018
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- 8Optimizing the Operational Time of Ambient Assisting Living Robots4 citations · 2020
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