Natalya Kulikova

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Natalya Kulikova is a forward-thinking researcher at the intersection of robotics and sustainable agriculture. Her primary focus lies in the development and implementation of agrobotic technologies—autonomous systems designed to revolutionize traditional farming practices. In her most-cited work, "Implementation of robotic technologies in agriculture" (2024), Kulikova demonstrates how robotic units can replace manual labor, accelerating and simplifying critical tasks such as fruit picking, soil spraying, and feed supply. This research highlights her core contribution: showing that agrobots are not merely tools but transformative innovations that elevate agricultural processes to a new level of efficiency and productivity. With 3 citations in a short time, her work is gaining early recognition for its practical relevance. Kulikova’s achievements include bridging the gap between engineering and agronomy, offering scalable solutions to labor shortages and food security challenges. For students and researchers, her work is a compelling entry point into the future of precision farming, where technology and ecology converge to create smarter, more resilient food systems.