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Spartak Ljasenko is a researcher focused on advancing manufacturing resilience and automation through decentralized, self-organizing systems. His work primarily explores the integration of mobile robots and multi-agent systems for large structure assembly, addressing the critical need for flexibility in modern manufacturing. Ljasenko’s major contribution lies in comparing fixed automation systems with mobile robots, demonstrating that mobile solutions offer superior adaptability to rapidly changing market demands. His 2016 paper, “A Comparison of the Manufacturing Resilience between Fixed Automation Systems and Mobile Robots in Large Structure Assembly,” has garnered 11 citations, highlighting its foundational impact. He further developed a self-organisation model using multi-agent systems (2017, 5 citations) and refined it by comparing decentralized versus partially centralized approaches (2018, 7 citations). These works collectively propose scalable, reconfigurable frameworks that reduce downtime and enhance productivity. Ljasenko’s research is pivotal for industries seeking to transition from rigid automation to agile, robot-driven assembly lines, making him a key voice in the evolution of smart manufacturing.