Marina Kutlesa

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Marina Kutlesa is a researcher whose work centers on the intersection of industrial engineering, automation, and educational innovation, with a particular focus on collaborative robotics (cobots) and learning factories. Her most cited paper, "Selection of the Cobot Workstation for the Learning Factory by Using the Multi-Criteria Analysis" (2022), has garnered 7 citations, reflecting its practical significance in guiding the integration of human-robot collaboration into hands-on educational environments. In this work, Kutlesa applies multi-criteria decision-making methods to systematically evaluate and select cobot workstations, bridging the gap between theoretical frameworks and real-world implementation in teaching and training settings. Her contributions are notable for advancing methodologies that optimize the deployment of cobots in learning factories, which serve as testbeds for Industry 4.0 skills development. By combining technical rigor with pedagogical relevance, Kutlesa’s research supports the design of adaptable, efficient automation solutions that prepare students and workers for modern manufacturing challenges. Her work underscores a commitment to making advanced robotics accessible and effective in educational contexts, positioning her as a key voice in the evolving landscape of industrial automation and workforce training.