Olaoluwa Popoola
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5
Total Citations
31
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About
Dr. Olaoluwa Popoola is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of robotics, artificial intelligence, and next-generation wireless communications, with a focus on autonomous systems for critical infrastructure. His work centers on developing intelligent robotic ecosystems for hazardous environments, particularly nuclear decommissioning, where his 2023 paper on symbiotic autonomous robot ecosystems has garnered 19 citations for addressing the regulatory challenges of radiation measurement during Post Operational Clean Out. Dr. Popoola’s contributions extend to the Internet of Robotic Things (IoRT), where he introduced the Knowledge-Driven Unified Model Block Sharing (K-DUMBs) framework, enabling collaborative machine learning across autonomous systems in 6G networks. He has also advanced teleoperation technologies, including 5G-based low-latency control systems and 3D hand pose estimation for gesture-based remote manipulation, with recent work achieving precise joint and grasping estimation. His research on deep neural networks for mobile user localization using raytracing demonstrates his versatility in applying AI to real-world localization challenges. Through these innovations, Dr. Popoola is shaping the future of autonomous robotics in safety-critical environments, bridging the gap between intelligent systems and human-centric control.
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- 3Deep Neural Network for Localization of Mobile Users using Raytracing3 citations · 2022
- 45G-Based Low-Latency Teleoperation: Two-Way Timeout Approach2 citations · 2023
- 53D Hand Joint and Grasping Estimation for Teleoperation System1 citations · 2024