Papers
24
Total Citations
1,071
H-Index
14
About
Matthieu Herrb is a pioneering researcher in autonomous mobile robotics, with a career spanning over two decades focused on multi-robot cooperation, planetary exploration, and software architectures for robotic systems. His foundational work on the MARTHA project (255 citations) established key principles for controlling fleets of autonomous robots in logistics environments like harbors and airports, addressing the critical challenge of multi-robot coordination. Herrb made significant contributions to autonomous navigation on unknown terrains (184 citations), developing adaptive approaches that enable robots to traverse complex natural environments without human intervention—work directly applicable to planetary exploration missions. He is perhaps best known for creating GenoM (157 citations) and its successor GenoM3 (86 citations), a groundbreaking tool for specifying and implementing reusable, middleware-independent robotic components that has become a standard in the robotics community. His research on high-speed path following for skid-steered vehicles (32 citations) demonstrates continued innovation in robust control for challenging terrains. With over 900 total citations across his most influential papers, Herrb's work has fundamentally shaped how researchers approach distributed robot architectures and autonomous navigation in unstructured environments.
Research Focus
Key Achievements
Top Papers
- 1Multi-robot cooperation in the MARTHA project255 citations · 1998
- 2Autonomous Rover Navigation on Unknown Terrains: Functions and Integration184 citations · 2002
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- 4GenoM3: Building middleware-independent robotic components86 citations · 2010
- 5Design of a modular architecture for autonomous robot50 citations · 2002
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- 7Autonomous Rover Navigation on Unknown Terrains Functions and Integration40 citations · 2007
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- 9High-speed path following control of skid-steered vehicles32 citations · 2019
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