Flavio Keller
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Total Citations
34
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About
Flavio Keller is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of robotics, neuroscience, and biomedical engineering. His work centers on understanding intrinsic motivation, social behavior, and motor control through the innovative application of mechatronic and robotic technologies. Keller’s major contributions include developing the “Mechatronic Board,” a tool for studying intrinsic motivations across humans, monkeys, and humanoid robots, and leading the IM-CLeVeR Project, which explores intrinsically motivated cumulative learning in versatile robots. He has also advanced ecological technology for assessing child social behavior and improving child-robot interaction. In biomedical engineering, Keller has designed modular platforms for in-plane ground-reaction-force measurement in animal models, enabling precise tremor detection during locomotion—a critical tool for phenomics research. His work, cited in key publications such as the *International Conference on Epigenetic Robotics*, bridges fundamental cognitive science with practical robotic systems. With over 30 citations across his most influential papers, Keller’s interdisciplinary approach has significantly impacted how researchers model development, motivation, and motor disorders, making him a notable figure in both robotics and medical research communities.
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