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Konstantinos Triantafyllidis is a researcher focused on the design and performance analysis of real-time distributed systems, particularly in safety-critical domains like autonomous robotics. His major contributions center on developing automated methods and tools for optimizing system architectures under multiple constraints, including cost, performance, robustness, and safety. Triantafyllidis is best known for creating **ProMARTES**, a performance analysis method and toolkit that enables cycle-accurate prediction of computation and network delays for component-based distributed systems. His work integrates high-accuracy software profiling, MARTE-compatible modeling, and scheduling analysis to bridge the gap between design and real-time guarantees. Among his most cited publications are “Guided Rule-Based Multi-objective Optimization for Real-Time Distributed Systems” (5 citations) and “Performance analysis method for RT systems: Promartes for autonomous robot” (4 citations), which together have shaped approaches to automated Design Space Exploration (DSE) in real-time systems. Triantafyllidis’s research is particularly valuable for engineers and students seeking to build reliable, optimized distributed systems where timing and resource constraints are critical.