Papers
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Total Citations
87
H-Index
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About
S. Yu. Misyurin is a leading researcher in robotics and intelligent systems, specializing in the multicriteria design and control of robotic groups. Their work focuses on developing bio-inspired adaptation principles that enable teams of robots—from six-legged walking hexabots to modular transporters—to dynamically respond to changing environments and complex tasks. A key contribution is the introduction of partial dominance and multicriteria analysis to automate decision-making in heterogeneous robot collectives, reducing the need for human intervention. Misyurin’s research on hexabot kinematics and motion optimization (18 citations) and on multicriteria adaptation of robotic groups (10 citations) has laid groundwork for more autonomous, flexible robotic systems. They have also advanced digital twin modeling for drive systems and modular robot configuration for cargo transport. Their work, published in venues like *Advanced Technologies in Robotics and Intelligent Systems*, demonstrates a consistent impact on both theoretical frameworks and practical robot design. With over 70 total citations across their top papers, Misyurin’s contributions are shaping the future of adaptive, multi-robot systems.
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- 4Advanced Technologies in Robotics and Intelligent Systems10 citations · 2020
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- 10Multicriteria adaptation principle on example of groups of mobile robots4 citations · 2017