Theodoros Mitsikas
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Theodoros Mitsikas is a researcher at the intersection of robotics, law, and regulatory compliance, with a primary focus on the safety and certification of wearable robotic technologies. His most cited work, "ExosCE: A legal-based computational system for compliance with exoskeletons’ CE marking" (2020), introduces a pioneering framework that translates complex European regulatory requirements into a computational tool for exoskeleton manufacturers. This contribution directly addresses a critical gap in the field: how to systematically ensure that wearable robots—used in medical, industrial, and assistive contexts—meet stringent CE marking standards before market entry. By bridging legal analysis with engineering design, Mitsikas provides a practical pathway for innovators to navigate regulatory hurdles, thereby accelerating the safe deployment of exoskeletons. His work has garnered attention from both the robotics and legal-tech communities, with citations reflecting its foundational role in compliance automation. Mitsikas’s research is particularly valuable for students and engineers seeking to understand how legal frameworks shape the development of human-assistive devices, offering a clear example of interdisciplinary problem-solving that prioritizes user safety and market readiness.
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