Carlo Massaroni
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Carlo Massaroni is a leading figure in the development of advanced sensing technologies for healthcare, robotics, and wearable applications. His research focuses on fiber optic sensors, particularly Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG) technology, and soft, tunable pressure sensors. Massaroni’s major contributions include pioneering the integration of FBG sensors into tactile sensor arrays for MRI-compatible environments, as demonstrated in his highly cited 2015 work on a 3×3 FBG array encapsulated in PDMS for force coding using a feedforward neural network (35 citations). More recently, his 2024 study on tunable soft pressure sensors based on magnetic coupling mediated by hyperelastic materials (12 citations) addresses the critical need for conformable, soft sensors that can adapt to complex surfaces like the human body, opening new possibilities in wearable tech and robotic tactile sensing. With a growing citation impact, Massaroni’s work is shaping the future of smart, flexible sensing systems, bridging the gap between rigid electronics and biological tissue.
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