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Paschalis Panteleris is a leading researcher in assistive robotics, with a primary focus on developing autonomous systems that enhance the quality of life for older adults. His most impactful work centers on the Hobbit project, a socially assistive service robot designed to enable prolonged independent living in private households. Through field trials with 16 homes, Panteleris demonstrated the robot's effectiveness in fall detection and prevention, achieving 82 citations for his 2019 study on perceived safety and usability. His 2018 paper, cited 62 times, further refined the Hobbit platform's hardware and functionality, showcasing real-world deployment success. Beyond elder care, Panteleris has contributed to perceptual robotics, notably in vision-based SLAM and moving objects tracking for smart walker platforms (2015, 18 citations). His work bridges cutting-edge computer vision with practical, human-centered applications, making him a key figure in the intersection of robotics, aging-in-place technology, and user experience. Panteleris’s research not only advances technical frontiers but also directly impacts societal challenges, offering scalable solutions for independent living.
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