Davide Trepiccione
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Davide Trepiccione is a researcher at the intersection of social robotics, assistive technologies, and software architecture for human-robot interaction. His primary research focuses on developing low-cost, scalable robotic systems to support elderly individuals, particularly those affected by Alzheimer’s disease. In his most cited work, “Socially Assistive Robot’s Behaviors using Microservices” (2019), Trepiccione introduced a novel framework that leverages microservices—independent, self-contained software modules—to orchestrate robot behaviors for monitoring and interacting with patients. This approach allows for flexible, modular, and cost-effective deployment of assistive robots, enabling real-time responsiveness and adaptability in care settings. By decoupling behavior logic from hardware, his work paves the way for more accessible robotic companions in healthcare. Though his citation count is still growing, Trepiccione’s contributions are notable for bridging software engineering principles with compassionate, real-world applications in geriatric care. His research holds promise for improving quality of life for aging populations through affordable, intelligent robotic assistance.
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- 1Socially Assistive Robot’s Behaviors using Microservices2 citations · 2019