Ioanna Kartsonaki

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Ioanna Kartsonaki’s research lies at the intersection of computer architecture, energy-efficient computing, and real-time systems, with a particular focus on enabling demanding applications like SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) and augmented reality on mobile platforms. Her most cited work, “Architectures for SLAM and Augmented Reality Computing” (2021), addresses the critical challenge of reconciling high performance—often with real-time constraints—with low power consumption in mobile devices. This contribution is part of the vipGPU project, which aims to develop innovative hardware and software technologies to support next-generation mobile applications. While her citation count is still growing, Kartsonaki’s research is positioned to have significant impact as augmented reality and autonomous systems become more prevalent. Her work is particularly notable for tackling the fundamental trade-offs between computational demands and energy efficiency, a key bottleneck in mobile and embedded systems. For students and researchers, Kartsonaki’s research offers valuable insights into the future of heterogeneous computing and real-time processing on resource-constrained platforms.