Nikolaos Tsafas

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Nikolaos Tsafas is a researcher at the forefront of robotic systems for healthcare and smart automation, with a focus on embedded platforms like Zynq-based APSoCs. His most cited work, "A Zynq-Based Robotic System for Treatment of Contagious Diseases in Hospital Isolated Environment" (2020, 6 citations), addresses the urgent need for low-cost, easy-to-deploy robotic solutions to handle critical virus outbreaks, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, by enabling remote patient care in isolated settings. This contribution is complemented by his earlier paper, "Design and Implementation of an APSoC-Based Robotic System with Motion Tracking Teleoperation" (2019, 2 citations), which advances teleoperation for smart hospitals and Industry 4.0, emphasizing patient-centric automation. Tsafas’s work bridges hardware-software co-design and medical robotics, demonstrating how accessible, real-time systems can enhance safety and efficiency in healthcare environments. His research is particularly notable for its practical impact during global health crises, offering scalable solutions for contagious disease management. With a growing citation footprint, Tsafas is a rising voice in embedded robotic systems, inspiring future innovations in smart assisted living and hospital automation.