George has been employed at the Materials and Engineering Research Institute, Sheffield Hallam University since 2005. Currently, he works within the Centre for Automation and Robotics Research ( MMVL group) and in the past he was a visiting researcher at D-CIS Lab of Thales Research and Technology (Delft, NL). He currently serves as research collaborator for SaFe group at Coventry University.
He is an instrumentation systems engineer with postgraduate and doctoral studies in Pattern Recognition. His interests are in the area of mobile robotics navigation and mapping. He has expertise in robot middleware, sensor calibration and integration, laser based instrumentation and machine perception. He also has working experience in interpreted languages and the application of statistical methodology (e.g. in robot localisation, system identification, reliability).
C.A. Rodopoulos and G. Chliveros (2010). Meso/Micro Fatigue Crack Growth Involving Crystal Structure and Crack Pathways, Ch.8 in: Particle and Continuum Aspects of Mesomechanics (eds G. C. Sih, M. Naït-Abdelaziz and T. Vu-Khanh), ISTE, London, UK. doi:9780470610794.ch8.
G. Chliveros and L. Alboul (2009). Building photo-realistic models in robot
assisted rescue operations, European Conference on Computational Methods
Proceedings: Image processing and Data Visualisation (Rhodes, Greece), June
2009.
A. Carbone, G. Chliveros and F. Pirri (2009). Security tasks’ planning for
rescue robots, IARP / EURON Workshop on Robotics for Risky Interventions and
Environmental Surveillance Proceedings (Brussels, Belgium), Jan. 2009.
C.A. Rodopoulos and G. Chliveros (2008). Fatigue damage in polycrystals:
Intrinsic scatter model of fatigue life, Theoretical and Applied Fracture Mechanics 49(1): 77-97.
L. Alboul, B. Amavasai, G. Chliveros and J. Penders (2007). Mobile robots for
information gathering in a large-scale fire incident. IEEE (SMC, UK-RI)
Conference on Cybernetic Systems Proceedings (Dublin, Ireland), Sep 2007.
Georgios Chliveros and M.A.Rodrigues (2006), Method and Apparatus for Particle Analysis, Patent Number GB2412166, Patent and Designs Journal 25(1): 29.03.2006.
