Houcine Hassan
Papers
17
Total Citations
155
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About
Houcine Hassan is a leading researcher in autonomous mobile robotics, real-time systems, and engineering education, with a particular focus on integrating emotional architectures into robotic control. His most influential work, a multidisciplinary PBL robot control project (53 citations), demonstrates his commitment to bridging theory and practice by developing a robot arm prototype for automation and electronic engineering curricula. Hassan’s core contributions lie in designing flexible, real-time behavioral architectures for mobile robots operating in unpredictable environments, as seen in his 2001 paper on flexible real-time mobile robotic architecture (21 citations). He has pioneered the use of emotional models—such as the RTEA (Real-Time Emotional Architecture)—to modulate robotic behavior, enhancing adaptability and quality of service. His work extends to hardware implementation, exploring embedded GPUs, multicore processors, and FPGAs for emotional robotic agents. With a career spanning over two decades, Hassan’s research has garnered over 130 citations, reflecting its impact on both educational methodologies and advanced robotic systems. His integrated multicourse PBL approach (30 citations) further underscores his dedication to transforming engineering education through hands-on, cross-disciplinary projects.
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- 2Integrated multicourse project based learning in electronic engineering30 citations · 2008
- 3Flexible real-time mobile robotic architecture based on behavioural models21 citations · 2001
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- 10Emotional robot control architecture implementation using FPGAs3 citations · 2016