Jorge Salvador Ierache

Universidad de Buenos Aires, Universidad de Morón

Papers

10

Total Citations

45

H-Index

4

About

Jorge Salvador Ierache is an Argentine researcher whose work sits at the dynamic intersection of human-robot interaction, brain-machine interfaces, and autonomous robotic systems. His most significant contributions center on enabling humans to control robots through biosignals — particularly brain bio-electrical signals — a field with profound implications for assistive technologies and remote robotics. His 2013 paper "Robot Control on the Basis of Bio-electrical Signals" stands as his most cited work (11 citations), while his research on internet-based remote robot control via brain-machine interfaces (7 citations) demonstrates a consistent vision of connecting human cognition directly to machines across physical distances. Ierache has also made meaningful contributions to robotics education, proposing frameworks for autonomous robotic learning environments and advocating for robots and autonomous toys as pedagogical tools within technology-enhanced classrooms. His 2007 work on interoperability models for distributed autonomous systems reflects an early interest in intelligent architecture integration. More recently, his 2021 study on controlling robotic hands through voice commands and biosignals signals a continued evolution toward multimodal human-machine communication. Collectively, his body of work has accumulated over 45 citations, reflecting steady influence across robotics, domotics, and educational technology communities.

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🏆 Most Cited Paper
Robot Control on the Basis of Bio-electrical Signals
11 citations · 2013
📈 Most Prolific Year: 2013 (2 Papers)
🤝 Key Collaborators: 18
🏛 Institutions: Universidad de Buenos Aires, Universidad de Morón

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