Papers

29

Total Citations

702

H-Index

14

About

Joshua A. Marshall is a prominent robotics researcher whose work spans mobile robotics, autonomous mining systems, and multi-robot coordination. With deep expertise in applying robotics to challenging real-world environments, Marshall has made lasting contributions to both the theoretical and practical dimensions of the field. His research is perhaps best known for bridging autonomous systems with industrial applications, particularly in mining robotics — a niche yet critically important domain where his 2016 survey "Robotics in Mining" helped define the field's trajectory. His work on admittance control for robotic excavation, tested on machines ranging from 1-tonne loaders to 14-tonne LHD machines, demonstrated remarkable real-world applicability and has garnered nearly 50 citations. Marshall has also advanced intelligent path-following through learning-based model predictive control using Gaussian processes, and contributed foundational work in multi-robot task planning and SLAM using LiDAR and time-of-flight sensors. His 2022 survey on mobile robot simulators and the multi-robot planning survey, each exceeding 100 citations, reflect his influence on how researchers and practitioners approach autonomous systems development. From early experiments in multirobot coordination dating to 2005, Marshall's career represents a sustained, impactful commitment to making robots smarter, safer, and genuinely useful in demanding environments.

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H-Index
29
Papers
702
Total Citations
24
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🏆 Most Cited Paper
Multiple Mobile Robot Task and Motion Planning: A Survey
107 citations · 2022
📈 Most Prolific Year: 2016 (5 Papers)
🤝 Key Collaborators: 44
🏛 Institutions: Queen's University, Kingston University, University of Toronto, Carleton University

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    Robotics in Mining
    50 citations · 2016
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