János Abonyi is affiliated with the University of Pannonia in Hungary and has contributed extensively to the fields of engineering and computer science. Their research primarily spans industrial and manufacturing engineering, with significant work also in control and systems engineering, artificial intelligence, information systems, and statistical and nonlinear physics.
Their main topics of investigation include digital transformation in industry, flexible and reconfigurable manufacturing systems, manufacturing process and optimization, fault detection and control systems, complex network analysis techniques, multi-criteria decision making, and human-automation interaction and safety.
Abonyi's recent published papers cover a range of topics connected to manufacturing systems, sustainability, and digital technologies. Notable papers include:
Their frequent coauthors include:
Abonyi's work is often published in several academic venues, including:
They have authored books published by Springer International Publishing and Springer Nature, with titles such as Are Regions Prepared for Industry 4.0? (2020) and Ontology-Based Development of Industry 4.0 and 5.0 Solutions for Smart Manufacturing and Production (2024), as well as Network-Based Analysis of Dynamical Systems (2020).
Janos Abonyi;Balazs Feil
J. Abonyi;R. Babuska;F. Szeifert
Janos Abonyi;Ferenc Szeifert
Johannes A. Roubos;Magne Setnes;Janos Abonyi
János Abonyi
Tamás Ruppert;Szilárd Jaskó;Tibor Holczinger;János Abonyi
Janos Abonyi
János Madár;János Abonyi;Ferenc Szeifert
Janos Abonyi;Johannes A. Roubos;Ferenc Szeifert
Janos Abonyi;Balazs Feil;Sandor Nemeth;Peter Arva
S. Mollov;R. Babuska;J. Abonyi;H.B. Verbruggen
Szilárd Jaskó;Adrienn Skrop;Tibor Holczinger;Tibor Chován
ZoltáN Bankó;JáNos Abonyi
Ágnes Bárkányi;Tibor Chován;Sándor Németh;János Abonyi
J. Abonyi;R. Babuška;M. Ayala Botto;F. Szeifert
Hans Roubos;Magne Setnes;Janos Abonyi
Balazs Feil;Janos Abonyi;Ferenc Szeifert
Janos Abonyi;Balazs Feil;Ajith Abraham
J. Abonyi;R. Babuska;F. Szeifert
András Rácz-Szabó;Tamás Ruppert;László Bántay;Andreas Löcklin
János Abonyi;Hans Andersen;Lajos Nagy;Ferenc Szeifert
J. Abonyi;R. Babuska
András Király;János Abonyi
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