Edward Jezierski
Papers
10
Total Citations
60
H-Index
4
About
Edward Jezierski is a pioneering Polish roboticist whose career has been defined by advancing the frontiers of medical and industrial robotics. His key research areas span cardio-robotics, pneumatic muscle actuation, impedance and admittance control, and human-robot collaboration. Jezierski’s most notable contribution is the RobIn Heart project, a manipulator developed at the Foundation of Cardiac Surgery Development in Zabrze, which represents a landmark effort in Polish cardio-robotics (12 citations). He has also made significant theoretical contributions by developing electrical analogues for mechanical systems to analyze robot dynamics (11 citations) and by creating fractional-order mathematical models for pneumatic muscle drives used in robotic applications (11 citations). His work on admittance control for BLDC motor-actuated arms (9 citations) and impedance controllers for electric-driven robots (3 citations) has advanced the understanding of compliant robot-environment interaction. Jezierski’s research extends to walking robot manipulators, vision-based tracking, and low-cost impedance control for grippers. With a career spanning from the mid-1990s to 2019, his cumulative impact—evidenced by over 60 citations across his most-cited works—has helped shape both surgical robotics and autonomous manipulation in Poland.
Research Focus
Key Achievements
Top Papers
- 1RobIn Heart in 2002 - actual state of Polish Cardio-Robot12 citations · 2003
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- 4Admittance control of a 1-DoF robotic arm actuated by BLDC motor9 citations · 2012
- 5Modeling, Simulation and Control of Pneumatic Jumping Robot4 citations · 2008
- 6Impedance Controllers for Electric-Driven Robots3 citations · 2013
- 7Tracking of moving robot arm using vision system3 citations · 1995
- 8Design and control of a manipulator arm for a walking robot3 citations · 1996
- 9Human–robot cooperation in sorting of randomly distributed objects2 citations · 2019
- 10Low cost impedance controller for robotic gripper drive with DC motor2 citations · 2015