Lucia Arribas
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Lucia Arribas is a researcher focused on democratizing access to drone technology for educational and research applications. Her work centers on evaluating low-cost unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) as viable alternatives to expensive commercial systems, with a particular emphasis on the DJI Tello platform. In her most-cited paper, "Exploring DJI Tello as an Affordable Drone Solution for Research and Education" (2024), she presents two studies demonstrating how this budget-friendly drone can effectively support hands-on learning and scientific inquiry, bridging the gap between cost constraints and technological capability. While her citation count is still growing—with this key paper currently at 2 citations—her contributions are timely and impactful, addressing a critical need for accessible tools in STEM education. By validating the Tello’s potential for tasks like aerial imaging and sensor integration, Arribas is paving the way for broader adoption of drones in classrooms and labs, making her a promising voice in the field of affordable robotics and educational technology.
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