Petros Perlantidis

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Petros Perlantidis is a researcher at the intersection of mobile computing and robotics, with a primary focus on educational and social robotics. His most cited work, "Android OS Mobile Technologies Meets Robotics for Expandable, Exchangeable, Reconfigurable, Educational, STEM-Enhancing, Socializing Robot" (2018), has garnered 9 citations and exemplifies his innovative approach to leveraging ubiquitous mobile technologies for accessible, modular robotic platforms. Perlantidis’s key contributions lie in designing reconfigurable robotic systems that integrate Android OS, enabling expandable and exchangeable hardware architectures that lower barriers to entry in STEM education. By merging mobile device capabilities with robotics, he has created cost-effective, socializing robots that promote hands-on learning and collaborative problem-solving. His work addresses critical challenges in educational technology, such as scalability and adaptability, making robotics more approachable for students and hobbyists. Perlantidis’s research not only advances technical design but also emphasizes the social and pedagogical dimensions of human-robot interaction, positioning him as a thoughtful contributor to the growing field of accessible, STEM-enhancing robotics.