Georgios Lamprinakis
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Georgios Lamprinakis is a researcher at the forefront of human-robot interaction (HRI) and augmented reality (AR) for high-risk maritime operations. His work centers on developing intelligent, real-time decision-support systems that enhance collaboration between human operators and autonomous vessels. Lamprinakis’s most notable contribution, detailed in his 2025 paper “Head-Worn Augmented Reality for Real-Time Navigation Assistance and Event Forecasting in Maritime Operations,” introduces a novel AR framework that overlays critical navigational data, hazard alerts, and predictive event forecasts directly into a user’s field of view. This approach significantly improves situational awareness and reduces cognitive load in complex marine environments, where split-second decisions are vital. By integrating HRI principles with cutting-edge wearable technology, his research addresses a critical gap in maritime safety and operational efficiency. With his work already garnering citations, Lamprinakis is establishing himself as a key innovator in applying AR to real-world industrial challenges, laying the groundwork for safer, more intuitive human-machine teaming in the maritime sector and beyond.
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