Vladimir Perliouk
Saint Petersburg State University of Aerospace and Instrumentation
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About
Vladimir Perliouk’s research centers on the precise navigation and control of low-orbital microsatellite formations, with a particular focus on enabling robust remote operations for robotic systems. His most-cited work, “Ensuring of Relative Navigation and Control of Low-Orbital Microsatellites Formation in the Task of Remote Control of Robots” (2019), addresses the critical challenge of maintaining optimal relative positioning and flight control among satellite clusters to facilitate high-bandwidth, low-latency data exchange between distant command posts and robots. This contribution is vital for advancing autonomous robotic missions in remote or hazardous environments, where satellite relays serve as the backbone of communication. While his citation count remains modest, his work lays foundational principles for integrating satellite formations with robotic teleoperation—a niche but growing field. Perliouk’s achievements include proposing novel algorithms for relative navigation that enhance the reliability of multi-satellite systems under orbital constraints. For students and researchers exploring the intersection of space-based infrastructure and robotics, his research offers a practical blueprint for overcoming the latency and connectivity barriers that limit remote control over vast distances.
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