Xenofon Karamanos

Xenofon Karamanos

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Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

2Years (2025-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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9 September 2025 in Journal of Automation, Mobile Robotics and Intelligent Systems
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GKGeorgios Karamitsos
Georgios Karamitsos
VSVasileios Sidiropoulos
Vasileios Sidiropoulos
ESEvangelos Syrmos
Evangelos Syrmos
ASAthanasios Sidiropoulos
Athanasios Sidiropoulos
XKXenofon Karamanos
Xenofon Karamanos
Dimitrios BechtsisDimitrios Bechtsis
Dimitrios Bechtsis
The SARS‐CoV‐2 pandemic has heightened the need for advanced and automated disinfection methods to ensure workplace safety and hygiene. This study presents the de‐ sign and implementation of a robotic vehicle capable of autonomously disinfecting high‐risk areas in diverse work environments based on human activity levels. The sys‐ tem integrates a machine vision module using YOLOv5 for real‐time human detection, a Decision Support System to assess contamination risks, an autonomous navigation module for path planning, and a user‐friendly interface for operator control. By leveraging real‐time data, the robot precisely applies disinfectant to identified high‐risk zones, dynamically adjusting the spray volume based on the level of contamination. The system was validated in a real‐world workplace setting, demonstrating its ability to autonomously perform targeted disinfection, offering a scalable solution to support workplace hygiene.

9 September 2025 in Journal of Automation, Mobile Robotics and Intelligent Systems
Verified
Journal Article
Open access
PDF file
GKGeorgios Karamitsos
Georgios Karamitsos
VSVasileios Sidiropoulos
Vasileios Sidiropoulos
ESEvangelos Syrmos
Evangelos Syrmos
ASAthanasios Sidiropoulos
Athanasios Sidiropoulos
XKXenofon Karamanos
Xenofon Karamanos
Dimitrios BechtsisDimitrios Bechtsis
Dimitrios Bechtsis
The SARS‐CoV‐2 pandemic has heightened the need for advanced and automated disinfection methods to ensure workplace safety and hygiene. This study presents the de‐ sign and implementation of a robotic vehicle capable of autonomously disinfecting high‐risk areas in diverse work environments based on human activity levels. The sys‐ tem integrates a machine vision module using YOLOv5 for real‐time human detection, a Decision Support System to assess contamination risks, an autonomous navigation module for path planning, and a user‐friendly interface for operator control. By leveraging real‐time data, the robot precisely applies disinfectant to identified high‐risk zones, dynamically adjusting the spray volume based on the level of contamination. The system was validated in a real‐world workplace setting, demonstrating its ability to autonomously perform targeted disinfection, offering a scalable solution to support workplace hygiene.