Viktor Andreev
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6
Total Citations
44
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About
Viktor Andreev is a robotics and control systems researcher whose work sits at the intersection of modular mobile robotics, mechatronics, and distributed computing. His most influential contribution, "The Principle of Full Functionality" (2017, 15 citations), established a foundational design philosophy for heterogeneous modular robots — arguing that each module should be capable of executing its goal function autonomously using only its own resources, enabling rapid and flexible reconfiguration. This principle has since shaped much of his subsequent research agenda. Andreev has also made notable contributions to internet-based supervisory control of mechatronic systems, proposing hierarchical architectures for managing robot groups through networked infrastructure (2015, 11 citations). His hardware-software solutions for modular robot reconfiguration, including the ModRob framework, demonstrate a consistent drive to translate theoretical principles into practical engineering implementations. Beyond robotics hardware, he has explored innovative approaches to education, designing a three-dimensional virtual training center for distributed mobile robotics laboratories. With a cumulative citation count approaching 45 across his key works, Andreev represents a steady and focused voice in modular robotics research, bridging system architecture, embedded computing platform selection, and real-world deployment challenges for next-generation autonomous systems.
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- 2Technology Supervisory Control for Mechatronic Devices via the Internet11 citations · 2015
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