Papers
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Total Citations
224
H-Index
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About
Omar M. Shehata is a prolific robotics and autonomous systems researcher whose work spans multi-robot systems, continuum robotics, and intelligent transportation. With a career built on solving complex coordination and control challenges, Shehata has established himself as a significant contributor to the field of autonomous and robotic systems research. His most influential contributions address the Multi-Robot Task Allocation (MRTA) problem, with his 2014 paper on search-and-rescue missions accumulating 42 citations, reflecting the real-world urgency and academic interest in deploying robot teams effectively. His development of ROS-based architectures for heterogeneous autonomous systems and novel vehicle platooning protocols further demonstrates his commitment to practical, deployable solutions for intelligent transportation and multi-agent coordination. In recent years, Shehata has expanded his expertise into continuum robotics, producing highly cited work on dynamic modeling, trajectory tracking, and PSO-based control strategies for these inherently complex, nonlinear systems. His 2024 review of upper-limb rehabilitation robots, already garnering 17 citations, underscores his growing influence in medical robotics. Collectively, his portfolio of over 170 citations reflects a researcher dedicated to bridging theoretical rigor with meaningful real-world robotic applications.
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Top Papers
- 1Multi-robot Task Allocation for Search and Rescue Missions42 citations · 2014
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- 7A Novel ROS-Based Joining and Leaving Protocols for Platoon Management12 citations · 2019
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- 10Chaos Generation for Multi-Robot 3D-Volume Coverage Maximization8 citations · 2016