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Total Citations
78
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About
Nikolaos Voros is a leading researcher at the intersection of robotics, ambient assisted living (AAL), and the Internet of Things (IoT), dedicated to engineering unobtrusive, reliable solutions for independent ageing. His work addresses the demographic challenge of an aging population by designing robotic systems that integrate seamlessly into domestic environments, enabling elderly individuals to live safely and autonomously. Central to his contributions is the RADIO project, where he pioneered a holistic, modular approach to deploying assistive robots that are both efficient and ethically sound. His most cited paper, "Robots in Assisted Living Environments as an Unobtrusive, Efficient, Reliable and Modular Solution for Independent Ageing: The RADIO Perspective" (2015, 20 citations), lays the groundwork for this vision, while subsequent work tackles critical challenges in computation, communication, and operational optimization. Voros also explores human-robot interaction, notably through user interface design for the elderly and machine learning for environmental perception, such as door status identification. Beyond technical innovation, he champions experiential education in robotics, virtual reality, and IoT to diffuse knowledge. With a portfolio of over 70 citations, Voros’s research is shaping the next generation of home automation and assistive robotics, directly impacting quality of life for seniors.
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- 4Prospects of Robots in Assisted Living Environment7 citations · 2021
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- 6Designing User Interfaces for the Elderly4 citations · 2018
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- 8Optimizing the Operational Time of Ambient Assisting Living Robots4 citations · 2020
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