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Juha Plosila

3 accepted papers

2026

Run-Time Optimization of Overall Energy Consumption in Lightweight Collaborative Arms for Repetitive Tasks

ICRA 2026poster

Lightweight industrial robots are increasingly deployed alongside humans to perform diverse and intelligent industrial tasks. A major concern with these robots is energy efficiency, driven by rising operational costs and environmental impacts. A growing contributor to energy use is the heavy computa…

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2025

Runtime Energy-Efficient Control Policy for Mobile Robots with Computing Workload and Battery Awareness

IROS 2025

Energy efficiency is a fundamental goal in robotic control. Various components within a robot, such as mechanical systems, computational units, and sensors, consume energy, all powered by the battery unit. Each component features several actuators and individual controllers that optimize energy usag

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2021

Energy-Efficient Mobile Robot Control via Run-time Monitoring of Environmental Complexity and Computing Workload

IROS 2021poster

We propose an energy-efficient controller to minimize the energy consumption of a mobile robot by dynamically manipulating the mechanical and computational actuators of the robot. The mobile robot performs real-time vision-based applications based on an event-based camera. The actuators of the contr…

Cited by 6SourceScholar