Papers
22
Total Citations
167
H-Index
8
About
Ramil Safin is a robotics and computer vision researcher whose work centers on mobile robotics, autonomous navigation, urban search and rescue (USAR), and real-time video systems. His research addresses a fundamental challenge in field robotics: enabling resource-constrained mobile platforms to perform reliably in complex, unpredictable environments through intelligent software and hardware solutions. Safin's most influential contributions include pioneering work on efficient video streaming for mobile robots, with his 2018 paper on real-time video server implementation accumulating 22 citations, and a comparative study of hardware versus software video encoding that has shaped how roboticists approach onboard data transmission. His 2020 paper on laser-and-camera data fusion for person-following robots demonstrates his expertise in multimodal sensing, while his evaluations of Visual SLAM methods in simulated USAR environments provide practical benchmarks for the rescue robotics community. A notable thread throughout his work is the development and testing of systems around the Servosila Engineer crawler robot, including GUI improvements and fiducial marker validation. His involvement in the international e-ASIA flood and landslide disaster management project highlights his commitment to real-world humanitarian impact. With over 110 cumulative citations, Safin's research meaningfully advances the deployment of autonomous robots in life-critical scenarios.
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Top Papers
- 1Real-Time Video Server Implementation for a Mobile Robot22 citations · 2018
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- 3Hardware and software video encoding comparison16 citations · 2020
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- 9Improved Graphical User Interface for Crawler Robot Servosila Engineer7 citations · 2021
- 10Camera-based safety system for collaborative assembly7 citations · 2024