Papers
6
Total Citations
40
H-Index
5
About
Marios Kazasidis is a multidisciplinary researcher whose work spans robotic welding technologies, advanced materials science, and human-robot collaboration systems. His research has made meaningful contributions to the shipbuilding and manufacturing industries, particularly through his investigations into robotic metal-cored arc welding of high strength low alloy naval steels. His studies examining tensile properties, toughness, and dissimilar steel welds have provided critical guidance for engineers navigating the growing adoption of advanced steels in maritime construction, accumulating nearly 20 citations across these works alone. In recent years, Kazasidis has expanded his research focus toward the safety and ergonomic dimensions of collaborative robotics. His 2024 study evaluating diverse vision systems for human pose detection in collaborative robot environments — already garnering 14 citations — reflects a timely contribution to workplace safety architecture and assembly task optimization. Alongside this, his work on photobiological hazards in arc welding underscores a commitment to occupational health within industrial settings. Collectively, Kazasidis bridges precision manufacturing and intelligent automation, addressing both the mechanical integrity of welded structures and the human factors shaping modern production environments. His evolving research trajectory positions him as a versatile contributor to the future of smart, safe industrial workspaces.
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