Oleg Sergiyenko
Papers
56
Total Citations
1,052
H-Index
17
About
Oleg Sergiyenko is a prominent researcher specializing in optical sensing, 3D machine vision, laser measurement systems, and autonomous robotic navigation. Based at the Autonomous University of Baja California, his work has fundamentally advanced how robots perceive and interact with their environments through innovative laser-based sensing technologies. Sergiyenko's most influential contributions include the development of optical 3D laser measurement systems for autonomous mobile robot navigation, which has garnered 128 citations, and pioneering work on dynamic laser triangulation techniques that dramatically improved the accuracy and speed of spatial data acquisition. His research progressively evolved from foundational optoelectronic navigation systems to sophisticated multi-robot coordination, culminating in intelligent 3D optical sensors optimized for robotic swarm navigation, cited over 100 times. A defining thread throughout his career is the optimization of laser scanning performance — improving resolution, scanning speed, and data management under real-world constraints. His 2022 review of 3D spatial measurement for model reconstruction demonstrates his broad command of the field, while his 2024 work on multi-view data fusion reflects his continued engagement with cutting-edge challenges. With over 600 cumulative citations across his key publications, Sergiyenko's contributions have meaningfully shaped modern robotic vision and autonomous systems research.
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Top Papers
- 1Optical 3D laser measurement system for navigation of autonomous mobile robot128 citations · 2013
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- 4Data transferring model determination in robotic group72 citations · 2016
- 53D spatial measurement for model reconstruction: A review64 citations · 2022
- 6Optimization of 3D laser scanning speed by use of combined variable step57 citations · 2013
- 7Optoelectronic system for mobile robot navigation41 citations · 2010
- 8Spatial data acquisition by laser scanning for robot or SHM task39 citations · 2008
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