Corina Tuluc

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Corina Tuluc is a researcher and educator whose work sits at the intersection of robotics, engineering education, and sustainable design. Her most notable contribution is the MopBot Cleaning Robot, developed as part of the EPS@ISEP 2020 project, which exemplifies her commitment to hands-on, project-based learning. This work, cited 4 times, demonstrates how interdisciplinary teams can tackle real-world problems—in this case, creating an autonomous cleaning solution that integrates mechanical design, embedded systems, and user-centered thinking. Beyond the MopBot, Tuluc’s research explores how collaborative engineering projects foster innovation and prepare students for industry challenges. Her impact lies not in sheer citation volume but in the pedagogical value of her work: she champions a model where students learn by building, testing, and iterating. For aspiring engineers and researchers, Tuluc’s approach offers a blueprint for blending technical rigor with creative problem-solving, proving that even a modestly cited project can leave a lasting mark on how we teach and practice engineering.