Christina Theodoridou
Information Technologies Institute, Centre for Research and Technology Hellas
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About
Christina Theodoridou is a robotics researcher specializing in autonomous navigation and human-robot interaction, with a focus on making robots socially aware in dynamic, human-populated environments. Her key research areas include sensor fusion, mobile robotics, and industrial automation. In her most-cited work, "Robot Navigation in Human Populated Unknown Environments based on Visual-Laser Sensor Fusion" (2022, 4 citations), she addresses the critical gap in robotic social skills, proposing a system that enables robots to navigate safely and intuitively among people without predefined maps. This work highlights her contribution to bridging the gap between robotic motion planning and real-world social contexts. More recently, her 2025 paper on "A Novel Autonomous Robotic Vehicle-Based System for Real-Time Production and Safety Control in Industrial Environments" (3 citations) extends her expertise into Industry 4.0, where she integrates autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) with AI and machine learning to enhance production efficiency and worker safety. Though early in her career, Theodoridou’s work is already shaping the future of socially compliant robotics and smart manufacturing, offering practical solutions for robots that coexist and collaborate with humans seamlessly.
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