Giorgio Bozzini

Politecnico di Torino, University of Genoa

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Giorgio Bozzini is a leading figure in robotics, specializing in the design of high-efficiency mobile and industrial manipulators. His research focuses on creating robots that seamlessly integrate wheeled and legged locomotion for enhanced mobility in complex environments, alongside statically balanced industrial arms that dramatically reduce energy consumption. Bozzini’s major contributions include the development of the Epi.q‐TG, a hybrid surveillance robot capable of overcoming obstacles with exceptional energetic efficiency, and a statically balanced SCARA-like manipulator that sets new standards for industrial automation. His work on the Epi.q‐2 mobile robot further advances small-scale robotic mobility. With over 86 citations across his most influential papers, Bozzini’s innovations have been widely recognized for their practical impact on surveillance and microassembly. Notably, his design of a flexible-joints microassembly robot with a metamorphic gripper demonstrates his ability to merge high accuracy with operational flexibility, a breakthrough for miniaturized production. Bozzini’s research continues to inspire engineers seeking to build more agile, energy-efficient, and versatile robotic systems for real-world applications.