Vyacheslav Petrenko

North-Caucasus Federal University

Papers

13

Total Citations

48

H-Index

4

About

Vyacheslav Petrenko is a leading researcher in multi-robotic systems, swarm intelligence, and anthropomorphic robotics, with a focus on decentralized control and energy-efficient automation. His major contributions include developing a consensus achievement method for robotic swarms to identify environmental features (12 citations), which enhances collective decision-making without central coordination. Petrenko also pioneered path planning algorithms for anthropomorphic manipulators, addressing high energy consumption through quasi-optimal trajectory methods, and introduced an iterative labor division approach for multi-robot systems to optimize task allocation. His work extends to modular robot reconfiguration using greedy algorithms and deep reinforcement learning for agricultural automation, such as automatic harvesting in greenhouses. With over 40 citations across his top papers, Petrenko’s research demonstrates significant impact in advancing swarm control strategies, kinematic reconfiguration, and obstacle-aware motion planning. Notably, his 2020 study on robotic swarm consensus and his 2019 analysis of path planning effectiveness for manipulators are foundational, offering practical solutions for real-time, decentralized operations in dynamic environments. Petrenko’s achievements underscore his role in bridging theoretical multi-agent systems with applied robotics, making his work essential for students and researchers exploring autonomous, collaborative robotic systems.

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H-Index
13
Papers
48
Total Citations
4
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🏆 Most Cited Paper
Consensus achievement method for a robotic swarm about the most frequently feature of an environment
12 citations · 2020
📈 Most Prolific Year: 2020 (4 Papers)
🤝 Key Collaborators: 13
🏛 Institutions: North-Caucasus Federal University

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