E.G. Sarabia
Papers
9
Total Citations
96
H-Index
7
About
E.G. Sarabia is a researcher whose career has been defined by a sustained commitment to robotic sensing, autonomous navigation, and human-robot safety systems. Working at the intersection of sensor fusion, ultrasonic technology, and intelligent control, Sarabia has made notable contributions to how robots perceive and interact with their environments. His most cited work, "Visual Sensor Fusion for Active Security in Robotic Industrial Environments" (2014, 22 citations), demonstrates his forward-thinking approach to workplace safety, combining CCD and time-of-flight cameras to detect dangerous proximity between robotic manipulators and human workers. Complementing this, his research on airborne ultrasonic time-of-flight estimation (2013, 20 citations) advanced the accuracy of echo-based object recognition for autonomous navigation. A recurring theme across his body of work is the application of ultrasonic sensors to robotic vision — from three-dimensional surface mapping to shape and orientation recognition — with expert systems and fuzzy logic employed to bring intelligent decision-making to these platforms. His early work on fuzzy logic-based obstacle avoidance (2002, 11 citations) reflects a consistent drive to make industrial robots both perceptive and responsive. Collectively, Sarabia's research has shaped practical approaches to safe, sensor-aware robotics across more than two decades.
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Top Papers
- 1Visual sensor fusion for active security in robotic industrial environments22 citations · 2014
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- 5Three Dimensional Ultrasonic Vision of Surfaces for Robotic Applications9 citations · 1998
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- 7Three-Dimensional Robotic Vision Using Ultrasonic Sensors8 citations · 2002
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- 9Short Distance Ultrasonic Vision for Mobile Robots3 citations · 1998