Katzourakis Diomidis

Katzourakis Diomidis is an Assistant Professor at the School of Production Engineering and Management (PEM) at the Technical University of Crete. His work focuses on autonomous systems, vehicle dynamics, and control engineering with an emphasis on automotive safety and fault-tolerant architectures. He holds an academic appointment within the PEM department and contributes to systems engineering research for cyber-physical vehicles.

Research interests prominently feature autonomous driving optimization, actuator redundancy strategies, haptic feedback systems, and safety-critical control protocols. His publications span topics like motion planning constraints, steering assistance interfaces, and emergency maneuver mitigation. Recent work explores AI supervision frameworks (SSuperLLM) for autonomous vehicles and yaw rate-based suspension control systems.

Key technical contributions include sensor fusion strategies for degraded position estimation, variable motion control envelopes, and redundant actuator architectures. He has developed experimental platforms for stability control validation and collaborated on open-source scaled automobile testbeds.