Konstantinos Nychas

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Konstantinos Nychas is a researcher at the forefront of agricultural robotics and smart farming, with a focus on understanding the human and systemic dimensions of technological adoption. His work centers on stakeholder engagement, human-robot interaction, and the socio-economic integration of autonomous systems in agriculture. Nychas’s most cited study, “Stakeholders’ perspective on smart farming robotic solutions” (2025), has already garnered 4 citations, reflecting its timely relevance. In this work, he led a mixed-method investigation involving 104 participants from the Robs4Crops project, combining quantitative and qualitative surveys to capture farmers, agronomists, and industry actors’ views on robotic solutions. His contribution lies in bridging the gap between cutting-edge agri-robotics and real-world user acceptance, offering critical insights for designing technologies that align with stakeholder needs. By highlighting barriers and facilitators to adoption, Nychas provides actionable guidance for developers and policymakers. His research is pivotal for advancing human-centered automation in agriculture, ensuring that smart farming innovations are not only technically robust but also socially viable.