Spanoudakis Polychronis

Spanoudakis Polychronis is a Laboratory Teaching Staff member at the School of Production Engineering and Management, Technical University of Crete. He is affiliated with the Machine Tools Laboratory (DIERGA) and holds an office at Δ4.003 in the DPEM Building. His research focuses on automotive engineering, energy systems, and STEM education, with a particular emphasis on electric vehicle design, transmission systems, and structural analysis.

His work spans experimental studies on electric vehicle efficiency, digital twin technology applications, and material selection for lightweight vehicles. He also contributes to educational advancements in STEM through tools like HYDRA 2.0. Recent studies include optimization of gear ratios, battery management in hybrid systems, and safety components in vehicle design.

Polychronis has explored unmanned systems (e.g., surface vehicles) and manufacturing processes involving advanced materials like titanium alloys. His publications reflect a blend of theoretical and applied research in sustainable transportation and industrial engineering.