Yasen Paunski
Papers
4
Total Citations
26
H-Index
3
About
Yasen Paunski’s research lies at the intersection of service robotics, educational technology, and inclusive healthcare, with a focus on creating intelligent, cost-effective robotic systems that improve quality of life. His major contributions include the development of an intelligent modular service mobile robot controllable via the Internet (2012, 8 citations), which laid groundwork for remote robotic assistance. Paunski also advanced the use of robotics in pedagogy and rehabilitation (2019, 8 citations), emphasizing robust, affordable designs for therapeutic and educational settings. His work on performance and power consumption analysis of low-cost single-board computers (2019, 7 citations) provides critical insights for deploying embedded systems in educational robotics, enabling scalable, accessible learning tools. More recently, his approach to designing a mobile service collaborative robot for healthcare and disadvantaged people (2023, 3 citations) addresses pressing needs in hospital environments and disability support, showcasing his commitment to socially impactful innovation. Paunski’s research consistently bridges engineering efficiency with human-centered applications, making him a notable figure in the drive toward practical, inclusive robotic solutions.
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Top Papers
- 1Intelligent Modular Service Mobile Robot Controllable Via Internet8 citations · 2012
- 2Robots for Help in Pedagogy and Rehabilitation8 citations · 2019
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