Doitsidis Eleftherios

Dr. Eleftherios Doitsidis is an Associate Professor at the School of Production Engineering & Management of the Technical University of Crete (TUC) and a member of the Intelligent Systems & Robotics Laboratory. Previously, he served as faculty at the Department of Electronic Engineering at Hellenic Mediterranean University. His expertise spans multirobot systems, autonomous vehicle control, and computational intelligence. He holds a robust record of EU and national research project involvement.

Research Interests: Specializes in multirobot team coordination, autonomous navigation systems for UAVs/AUVs, control systems design, and computational intelligence applications. Recent work focuses on energy-efficient path-planning for swarms, educational robotics frameworks like HYDRA, and digital twin integration in autonomous systems.

Publications Trends: His 150+ publications address cutting-edge topics including:

• Autonomous vehicle control architectures
• Modular robotics for STEM education
• Optimization algorithms for multirobot systems
• Energy efficiency in manufacturing systems

Advising & Projects: Lead researcher on numerous funded projects involving UAV/AUV missions, swarm robotics, and educational technology. Active in collaborative research with institutions like the University of South Florida.

Labs & Groups: Leads the Intelligent Systems & Robotics Lab at TUC, developing advanced robotic platforms and educational tools. Maintains an open-access research portal at doitsidis.tuc.gr.