Evangelos Bampas

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Aix-Marseille Université

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Total Citations

102

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About

Evangelos Bampas is a leading researcher in distributed computing and mobile robotics, with a focus on algorithmic solutions for autonomous systems. His work primarily addresses fundamental problems in robot coordination, including rendezvous, search, and collaborative delivery in constrained environments. Bampas is best known for his seminal paper "Almost Optimal Asynchronous Rendezvous in Infinite Multidimensional Grids" (2010, 72 citations), which established near-optimal strategies for two robots meeting without common coordinates or synchronized clocks—a cornerstone result in the field. He further advanced the study of heterogeneous systems with "Linear Search by a Pair of Distinct-Speed Robots" (2016, 16 citations), analyzing how speed disparities affect search efficiency. His more recent contributions, such as "Collaborative Delivery by Energy-Sharing Low-Power Mobile Robots" (2017, 8 citations) and "On Asynchronous Rendezvous in General Graphs" (2018, 6 citations), explore energy constraints and general network topologies, pushing the boundaries of practical multi-robot systems. Bampas’s work is highly influential for its theoretical rigor and practical relevance, inspiring further research in distributed algorithms and swarm robotics.