Audrey Queudet
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Audrey Queudet is a leading researcher in the design of energy-efficient, real-time cyber-physical systems, with a particular focus on collaborative robotics for Industry 4.0. Her work lies at the intersection of embedded systems, energy autonomy, and real-time scheduling, where she tackles the critical challenge of enabling battery-powered robots to operate sustainably without compromising performance. In her highly regarded 2021 paper, she introduced novel frameworks for Cyber-Physical-Social Systems (CPSS) that explicitly address energy-neutrality in cobots, ensuring they can minimize power consumption while meeting stringent real-time constraints. Though early in citation impact, this work is foundational for the next generation of autonomous industrial robots. Queudet’s contributions are shaping how engineers design systems that balance energy harvesting, battery life, and computational deadlines—a pressing need for scalable, long-duration automation. Her research is essential reading for students and practitioners working at the crossroads of robotics, green computing, and real-time embedded systems.
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