Pedro Amorim

Papers

Total Citations

303

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About

Pedro Amorim is a leading researcher in production scheduling and logistics optimization, with a focus on the transformative potential of Industry 4.0. His most-cited work, a 2020 review on production scheduling in the Industry 4.0 context (218 citations), critically examines how emerging technologies can operationalize smart manufacturing, highlighting key trends and research gaps. Amorim’s contributions extend to human-robot collaboration, where he models scheduling for human-robot teams in collaborative cells (53 citations), addressing the complex coordination required for efficient, safe hybrid work environments. He also explores innovative logistics solutions, such as the drone-assisted vehicle routing problem with robot stations (32 citations), integrating unmanned aerial vehicles into last-mile delivery systems. His research bridges theoretical frameworks and practical applications, offering actionable insights for manufacturing and supply chain management. With over 300 total citations, Amorim’s work is widely recognized for advancing the intersection of automation, scheduling, and logistics, making him a key figure in the ongoing digital transformation of industrial operations.