V.V. Kirsanov

Federal Scientific Agroengineering Center VIM

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V.V. Kirsanov is an emerging researcher specializing in the automation and robotization of agricultural systems, with a particular focus on dairy farming and livestock management. Their work addresses the critical intersection of precision agriculture, animal husbandry, and sustainable farm engineering — a field of growing importance as the global agricultural sector faces mounting pressure to improve efficiency while minimizing environmental impact. Kirsanov's most notable contributions include investigations into next-generation automated and robotic dairy farm infrastructure, demonstrating that large-scale dairy complexes housing over 2,000 cows impose significant environmental burdens, and proposing structural and functional models to optimize indoor microclimates for diverse animal groups. Complementing this, their technological analysis of robotic feeding systems for cattle livestock complexes reflects a broader commitment to understanding how automation can streamline feed preparation and distribution processes. While Kirsanov's publication record is still developing — with recent papers accumulating early citations since 2022 and 2023 — the research addresses timely and practically significant challenges in modern livestock production. Their work will be of particular interest to students and professionals exploring smart farming solutions, agricultural robotics, and sustainable intensification strategies in cattle breeding operations.