Leysan Sabirova
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About
Leysan Sabirova is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of robotics engineering and education, with a particular focus on developing effective pedagogical strategies for training the next generation of robotics specialists. Based at Kazan Federal University, she has been instrumental in designing and evaluating curriculum for both undergraduate and graduate-level robotics programs, including a pioneering master's program in Intelligent Robotics launched in 2017. Her technical contributions span humanoid locomotion control and computer vision, most notably her work on bipedal robot locomotion modelling using virtual height inverted pendulum and preview control approaches (14 citations), and a comparative analysis of fiducial marker systems — ARTag, AprilTag, and CALTag — under partial rotation conditions (12 citations). Her most-cited work (17 citations) examines interactive teaching and learning strategies in robotics education, reflecting her commitment to bridging theory and practice. Across her publication record, Sabirova has consistently surveyed student experiences in courses ranging from Introduction to Robotics to Robot Operating System, generating evidence-based insights that inform curriculum design. With over 60 cumulative citations, her work has meaningfully shaped how robotics education is structured and delivered in Russia and beyond.
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- 5Master Program Students Experiences in Robot Operating System Course8 citations · 2018
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