Marco Sartore
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Marco Sartore is at the forefront of human-robot interaction, with a research focus on multi-modal robotic skins and the integration of collaborative robotics within the Industry 5.0 paradigm. His most cited work, "From CySkin to ProxySKIN: Design, Implementation and Testing of a Multi-Modal Robotic Skin for Human–Robot Interaction" (2024, 16 citations), represents a significant contribution to creating safer, more intuitive industrial environments. Sartore’s research addresses the core challenge of the human-centered Industry 5.0 vision: designing manufacturing systems that are not only efficient but also adaptable to human ergonomics and task variability. By developing and testing tactile sensing skins, he enables robots to perceive physical contact, facilitating closer, safer collaboration with human workers. This work directly supports the transition from traditional automation to flexible, human-aware production lines. Sartore’s achievements lie in bridging the gap between theoretical human-robot collaboration and practical, testable hardware solutions, making him a key voice in shaping the future of industrial manufacturing where technology serves human well-being and productivity.
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