Milos Milivojevic

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Miloš Milivojević is a researcher advancing the frontiers of human-robot interaction, with a primary focus on tactile sensing, gesture-based control, and collaborative robotics. His work centers on developing bidirectional human-machine interfaces that enable intuitive, multisensory telepresence, allowing operators to control robotic platforms through natural gestures while receiving real-time haptic feedback. His most cited paper, "Tactile sensing with gesture-controlled collaborative robot" (2020, 10 citations), introduces a system that integrates sensory feedback into industrial robot control, paving the way for applications in tele-medicine, rescue operations, and manufacturing. In his earlier work, "Gesture-Based Control of a Robot Arm with Neuromorphic Haptic Feedback" (2018, 2 citations), Milivojević explores neuromorphic approaches to haptic feedback, enhancing the operator's sense of touch during remote manipulation. Though his citation counts are still growing, his contributions are foundational to the emerging field of collaborative robotics, where seamless, safe human-machine cooperation is critical. Milivojević’s research promises to transform how we interact with robots in high-stakes environments, making complex tasks safer and more accessible.