Papers

6

Total Citations

77

H-Index

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About

Hassane Trigui is a versatile robotics and energy systems researcher whose work spans autonomous inspection technologies, solar energy optimization, and machine learning applications in industrial settings. With a career marked by practical, industry-facing contributions, Trigui has established himself as a leading voice in developing technological solutions for challenging environments — from arid desert landscapes to deep underwater infrastructure. His most recognized contribution, a 2014 review on dust mitigation strategies for solar panels in arid regions (27 citations), addressed a critical challenge for solar energy productivity, offering a comprehensive comparative analysis of cleaning mechanisms for large-scale solar installations. Equally notable is his 2015 market survey of offshore underwater robotic inspection technologies for the oil and gas industry (17 citations), which became an important reference for engineers navigating pipeline inspection solutions. His 2024 work on multi-robot systems for shallow-water pipeline inspection further demonstrates his sustained commitment to advancing autonomous underwater robotics. Beyond hardware systems, Trigui has explored mobile robot localization, synthetic data generation for machine learning in energy applications, and semi-automated tank calibration robotics — reflecting a broad, interdisciplinary approach. His body of work consistently bridges academic research and real-world industrial application, making it highly relevant for students and practitioners in robotics, renewable energy, and smart inspection systems.

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H-Index
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Total Citations
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🏆 Most Cited Paper
Dust mitigation in the desert: Cleaning mechanisms for solar panels in arid regions
27 citations · 2014
📈 Most Prolific Year: 2014 (1 Papers)
🤝 Key Collaborators: 27
🏛 Institutions: Saudi Aramco (Saudi Arabia), Saudi Aramco (United States)

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