Luca Bossi
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About
Luca Bossi is an applied physicist and engineer whose research sits at the intersection of robotics, microwave sensing, and humanitarian technology. Working primarily within the framework of the NATO SPS G-5014 collaborative project, Bossi has made significant contributions to the development of robotic platforms for landmine and unexploded ordnance detection, leveraging Industry 4.0 principles to integrate multi-sensor systems, UWB ground-penetrating radar, and holographic microwave imaging into field-deployable solutions. His most cited work (14 citations) demonstrates the practical advantages of robotized microwave holographic scanning over manual methods for detecting defects in thermal insulating materials, highlighting the breadth of his sensing expertise beyond demining alone. Bossi has also contributed to machine vision for obstacle avoidance and tripwire detection aboard unmanned ground vehicles, as well as to antenna design, software-defined radio electronics, and automatic subsurface object detection algorithms. His cumulative citation record—spanning publications from 2018 to 2022—reflects steady recognition from the remote sensing, robotics, and humanitarian demining communities. Through this body of work, Bossi has helped advance safer, more reliable alternatives to manual mine clearance, with meaningful implications for post-conflict regions worldwide.
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