Stefano Puttero
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6
Total Citations
82
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About
Stefano Puttero is at the forefront of research shaping the future of manufacturing through human–robot collaboration (HRC), with a particular focus on quality monitoring, process performance, and the human operator’s role in increasingly automated environments. His work addresses the critical challenge of maintaining high-quality output as production shifts from mass manufacturing to mass customization. Puttero’s most cited paper, “A Novel Diagnostic Tool for Human-Centric Quality Monitoring in Human–Robot Collaboration Manufacturing” (2023, 24 citations), introduces a groundbreaking approach to real-time quality assessment that places the operator at the center of the system. He further explores how perceived complexity affects operator performance in collaborative assembly, and has provided comprehensive overviews of cobot applications in quality control. His research on product family complexity and real-time monitoring using multivariate control charts demonstrates a systematic effort to model and mitigate defects in collaborative settings. With several recent publications and a growing citation footprint, Puttero is establishing himself as a key voice in the transition to Industry 5.0, where human well-being and technological efficiency are jointly optimized.
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