Tomasz Kosicki

Norwegian University of Science and Technology

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Tomasz Kosicki is a researcher whose work centers on human-machine interaction, cognitive infocommunication, and remote support systems for industrial robotics. His research addresses a pressing practical challenge: how small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can effectively maintain and operate industrial robot systems without the resources to sustain dedicated technical departments. By exploring cost-effective remote support solutions, Kosicki bridges the gap between advanced robotics technology and the operational realities of smaller industrial organizations. Among his notable contributions, Kosicki has investigated the application of cognitive human-machine interfaces to enable remote technical assistance for robot systems, a subject explored in his most-cited work from 2013, which has garnered 11 citations. His earlier 2011 paper on cognitive audio-visual infocommunication laid important groundwork by quantitatively evaluating the viability of remote support delivered through multimodal communication channels, accumulating 7 citations. Together, these works reflect a consistent research vision: making industrial automation more accessible and sustainable for enterprises with limited technical infrastructure. His contributions speak to both the engineering and cognitive dimensions of human-robot interaction, offering practical frameworks with real-world applicability in modern manufacturing environments.