K. A. Shalyukhin
Papers
6
Total Citations
28
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4
About
K. A. Shalyukhin is a robotics researcher specializing in the kinematic analysis, structural synthesis, and control of parallel mechanism robots. Their work focuses on solving fundamental problems in spatial mechanisms, particularly those with parallel structures and kinematic decoupling. Shalyukhin has made significant contributions to the mathematical modeling of robot motion, employing advanced tools such as screw calculus and the Gosselin and Angeles method of partial derivatives to analyze velocities and special positions. Their research has led to the development of novel structural schemes for manipulators, including spherical parallel robots and Isoglide-type mechanisms for rehabilitation tasks, as well as motion generators for systems requiring a constant tool insertion point. With over 28 citations across their most-cited works, Shalyukhin’s impact is evident in advancing the theoretical foundations and practical design of robotic systems. Notable achievements include the structural synthesis of spatial l-coordinate mechanisms with additional links, enhancing the versatility of technological robots. Their work bridges theory and application, offering valuable insights for students and researchers in robotics, mechanism design, and automation.
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- 4Velocity analysis of a spherical parallel robot4 citations · 2019
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