Jan Jirsa

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Jan Jirsa is a researcher specializing in industrial robotics, autonomous systems, and cyber-physical manufacturing environments, with a particular focus on advancing the principles underpinning Industry 4.0. His work bridges the gap between theoretical control design and practical industrial implementation, addressing the growing demand for intelligent, flexible automation in modern factories. Jirsa's most cited contribution, "Control Principles of Autonomous Mobile Robots Used in Cyber-Physical Factories" (2021, 9 citations), establishes foundational control frameworks for industrial mobile robots, positioning them as dynamic alternatives to traditional conveyor systems for handling operations across complex factory environments. This work has resonated strongly within the robotics and manufacturing automation communities. His more recent publication from 2025, "Modelling, Control Design and Inclusion of Articulated Robots in Cyber-Physical Factories" (2 citations), extends his research focus to stationary articulated robots, exploring their motion control design and seamless integration into cyber-physical production systems. Together, these works reflect Jirsa's consistent commitment to developing robust, scalable control methodologies that enable both mobile and stationary robots to function effectively within next-generation smart factories. His research offers valuable insights for engineers and academics seeking to understand how autonomous robotic systems can be practically embedded within the evolving Industry 4.0 landscape.