Giacomo Lupi

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Giacomo Lupi is a leading researcher in sustainable logistics and warehouse automation, with a primary focus on integrating environmental assessment methodologies into industrial engineering. His most-cited work, "Life cycle assessment of an automated multi-cellular case-picking system" (2025, 6 citations), represents a pioneering contribution to green logistics. In this study, Lupi applied Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) to evaluate the environmental footprint of an advanced automated picking system that incorporates laser-guided vehicles and automated storage technologies. His research demonstrates how automation can simultaneously improve operational efficiency and reduce ecological impact, bridging the gap between industrial productivity and sustainability. By quantifying the environmental trade-offs of cutting-edge warehouse technologies, Lupi provides actionable insights for logistics managers and engineers seeking to decarbonize supply chains. His work is notable for its interdisciplinary approach, combining robotics, systems engineering, and environmental science. As a researcher, Lupi is helping shape the future of sustainable warehousing, showing that high-tech automation and environmental responsibility are not mutually exclusive but can be strategically aligned for long-term industrial resilience.