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N. Mitsou’s research lies at the intersection of computer vision, human-robot interaction, and sign language recognition, with a particular focus on Greek Sign Language (GSL). Her most cited work, “Gestural teleoperation of a mobile robot based on visual recognition of sign language static handshapes” (2009), demonstrates a pioneering integration of linguistic and robotic systems. In this study, Mitsou and her team developed a visual analysis framework to recognize static handshapes from GSL, translating them into commands for teleoperating a mobile robot. This work was part of the national research project “DIANOEMA,” which aimed to model GSL and create accessible human-robot interfaces. By bridging sign language understanding with practical robotic control, Mitsou’s contributions advance assistive technologies and multimodal interaction. Her research has garnered attention in the fields of gesture-based control and inclusive robotics, with the 2009 paper accumulating 3 citations. While her citation count is modest, the interdisciplinary nature of her work—combining linguistics, computer vision, and robotics—highlights its novelty and potential for future impact in accessible technology and human-robot collaboration.
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