Marianna Parzych

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Marianna Parzych is a researcher specializing in human-computer interaction and gesture-based control systems, with a particular focus on integrating low-cost sensor technologies into practical engineering applications. Her work centers on the development of intuitive control interfaces that bridge the gap between human motion and machine response. Parzych’s most significant contributions involve the use of the Microsoft Kinect sensor for servomotor control, where she pioneered methods for translating physical gestures into precise mechanical actions. Her foundational paper, *“Aspects of Microsoft Kinect sensor application to servomotor control”* (2014), has garnered 7 citations, establishing her as an early innovator in accessible, sensor-driven automation. In her earlier work, *“Investigation of gesture scenarios for servomotor control using Microsoft Kinect sensor”* (2013), she explored the design and integration of gesture scenarios within the Arduino environment, demonstrating how off-the-shelf hardware could be repurposed for sophisticated control tasks. Parzych’s research is notable for its practical, hands-on approach, making complex control systems more accessible to students and hobbyists. Her achievements highlight the potential of combining consumer-grade sensors with open-source platforms, paving the way for cost-effective solutions in robotics and interactive systems.