V. Solovei

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V. Solovei is a researcher at the intersection of web engineering and mechatronics, whose work explores how modern software architectures can enhance robotic and laboratory automation systems. Solovei’s most cited paper, “The Difference Between Developing Single Page Application and Traditional Web Application Based on Mechatronics Robot Laboratory ONAFT Application” (2018, 8 citations), provides a foundational comparison between single-page application (SPA) and traditional web development paradigms, specifically within the context of a mechatronics robot laboratory. This study demonstrates how evolving web technologies enable web-based applications to rival desktop software in functionality, particularly for controlling and monitoring robotic systems. By analyzing the ONAFT application, Solovei highlights the practical trade-offs in client-server architecture, performance, and user experience for real-time mechatronics environments. While Solovei’s citation count reflects a niche but growing interest in web-enabled robotics, their contribution is notable for bridging software engineering principles with applied mechatronics, offering a clear framework for developers transitioning from traditional to SPA-based solutions. This work serves as a valuable reference for researchers and engineers building scalable, interactive web interfaces for laboratory automation and robotic control systems.

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   THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DEVELOPING SINGLE PAGE APPLICATION AND TRADITIONAL WEB APPLICATION BASED ON MECHATRONICS ROBOT LABORATORY ONAFT APPLICATION

   8 citations · 2018

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