V. I. Filatov
Papers
4
Total Citations
35
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3
About
V. I. Filatov is a robotics researcher specializing in autonomous mobile systems for environmental monitoring, with a particular focus on coastal and marine applications. His primary research areas include autonomous navigation, robotic system design for hazardous environments, and the integration of adaptive mobility systems for unmanned ground vehicles. Filatov’s most significant contribution is the development of an autonomous mobile robotic system for coastal zone monitoring, as detailed in his 2017 paper (22 citations), which defines optimal conditions for surveillance in poorly supervised areas critical for forecasting marine natural disasters. This work, along with related studies on coastal monitoring of the Okhotsk Sea (6 citations) and disaster forecasting (5 citations), establishes a framework for continuous, unmanned environmental data collection. His 2019 paper on adaptive agility systems (2 citations) extends this expertise to ground robot mobility, addressing global trends in unmanned vehicle control. Collectively, Filatov’s research supports the development of resources in Russia’s coastal regions and enhances predictive capabilities for natural disasters, demonstrating a focused impact on applied robotics and environmental science.
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- 2Coastal monitoring of the Okhotsk sea using an autonomous mobile robot6 citations · 2017
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- 4Development of the Ground Mobile Robot with Adaptive Agility Systems2 citations · 2019