Gabriela Kotseva
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Gabriela Kotseva is a researcher advancing the intersection of robotics and agricultural engineering, with a primary focus on automated sanitation systems for animal husbandry. Her work addresses the critical need for efficient, hygienic cleaning in livestock environments, where disease control and labor efficiency are paramount. Kotseva’s key contribution lies in developing a path simulation methodology for robotic cleaning systems, detailed in her most-cited paper (2022, 2 citations). This work systematically describes the disinfection process, examines existing automatic and robotic systems, and proposes a novel simulation approach to optimize cleaning routes and coverage. While her citation count is currently modest, reflecting the emerging nature of this specialized field, her research provides a foundational framework for integrating robotics into agricultural hygiene protocols. By bridging simulation science with practical farm management, Kotseva is helping to pave the way for autonomous, precision cleaning solutions that reduce human exposure to hazardous environments and improve biosecurity in animal husbandry—a vital step toward sustainable, technology-driven agriculture.
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