My research papers on robotics, embedded systems, and autonomous technology. Topics range from competitive robot design to consumer technology and more.
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INTERRUPT – Integration of Infrared-Absorbing Cellulose Fiber Fabric on Mini Sumo Robots (English)
Authors: Maxim Sabin, Andrei Mario Ivan
Context: Sesiunea de Comunicări Științifice Studențești 2026; May 22, 2026
Design, construction, and competition testing of INTERRUPT, a Mini Sumo robot coated with Musou Black IR Flock Sheet to reduce detection by opponent IR sensors. Includes sensor modeling, material selection, bench testing, and competition results.
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T-62 – Design and Construction of a Reversible 500g Combat Robot with Modular Rotary Weapon (English)
Authors: Maxim Sabin, Miron Victor, Andrei Mario Ivan
Context: Sesiunea de Comunicări Științifice Studențești 2026; May 22, 2026
Documents the design and fabrication of T-62, a reversible 500g combat robot developed from lessons learned in earlier competition builds. Key points include a modular chassis, rotary weapon system, mixed-material construction, and custom PCB-based electronics.
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Aspiratoarele Robot Autonome – Evoluție, Adoptare și Tendințe de Dezvoltare (Romanian) - Autonomous Robot Vacuums – Evolution, Adoption, and Development Trends
Author: Maxim Sabin
Context: Applied Informatics coursework; Jan 21, 2026
A market and technology analysis of autonomous robot vacuum cleaners, from early navigation approaches to modern AI-driven systems. Includes product comparisons, component cost breakdowns, functional analysis, and concept evaluation.
Sabin Maxim
Student, Industrial Informatics - FIIR, Politehnica University of Bucharest
Interests: embedded systems, competitive robotics, 3D printing and CAD design, hardware prototyping, and sensor integration.
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