Dennis Leroy Wigand
Papers
9
Total Citations
175
H-Index
6
About
Dennis Leroy Wigand is a robotics researcher whose work spans two deeply interconnected domains: model-driven software engineering for robotics and advanced multi-robot control systems. His most influential contribution, a 2016 survey on domain-specific modeling and languages in robotics (70 citations), established a foundational reference for applying model-driven engineering to the complex, multi-disciplinary challenge of robotics development. This work set the stage for his subsequent research on domain-specific language modularization, enabling more extensible and maintainable component-based robotic systems. Beyond software engineering, Wigand has made significant contributions to physical human-robot interaction and multi-arm robotics. His 2021 work on impedance-based physical human–multi-robot collaboration (30 citations) broke new ground by extending haptic interaction paradigms beyond single-robot systems to coordinated multi-robot environments. His 2018 research on modeling and controlling multi-arm and multi-leg robots (29 citations) further demonstrated his ability to bridge theoretical control frameworks with practical grasping applications. Wigand has also pursued real-world impact through VR-based physiotherapeutic applications and real-time scheduling tools for reliable robotic systems, reflecting a career dedicated to making robotics software both rigorous and practically deployable.
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Top Papers
- 1A Survey on Domain-specific Modeling and Languages in Robotics70 citations · 2016
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- 5Model-Based Performance Testing for Robotics Software Components10 citations · 2018
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- 9Model-Driven Scheduling of Real-Time Tasks for Robotics Systems3 citations · 2019