Lyubov Gorbacheva
Papers
4
Total Citations
8
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2
About
Lyubov Gorbacheva is a researcher at the forefront of telepresence and robotic systems, specializing in the intersection of network engineering and multifunctional robotics. Her work focuses on how network characteristics—such as latency and packet loss—impact the performance of remotely operated robotic arms, a critical challenge for next-generation telepresence services. Gorbacheva’s major contributions include the design and development of a model network architecture for research, education, and testing in telepresence, integrating terabit cores, holographic fans, and diverse server equipment to simulate real-world conditions. Her experimental studies, notably using the Dobot Magician robotic arm for tasks like cargo movement and circle drawing, demonstrate how network quality degrades task accuracy, providing foundational insights for quality-of-service (QoS) indicators. With each of her key papers accumulating 2 citations, her work is gaining recognition as a practical framework for training and testing in remote robotics. Gorbacheva’s achievements include establishing a first-priority set of telepresence services and proposing models to mitigate network-induced errors, positioning her as a key contributor to the reliable operation of robot-manipulators in networked environments.
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