Mario Milazzo
Piaggio (Italy), Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, University of Pisa
Papers
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Total Citations
178
H-Index
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About
Mario Milazzo is a leading researcher at the intersection of robotics, manufacturing, and intelligent systems, whose work is shaping the future of Industry 4.0. His primary research areas include collaborative robotics, haptic sensing, additive manufacturing, and autonomous inspection systems. Milazzo’s major contributions lie in developing novel approaches to enhance human-robot collaboration in industrial settings. He pioneered a haptic-based touch detection system for collaborative welding robots (47 citations) and created an autonomous robotic platform for metallic surface inspection and manipulation, directly addressing critical quality control challenges in manufacturing (43 citations). His forward-looking work on the synergistic role of additive manufacturing and artificial intelligence for designing advanced intelligent systems (38 citations) has been particularly influential, highlighting the potential of 4D-printing and AI integration. Milazzo has also advanced tactile sensing through biomimetic approaches, developing artificial cuneate neurons for dynamic edge orientation decoding, and introduced innovative shared control algorithms for industrial robots. His interdisciplinary reach extends to bio-inspired robotics, as evidenced by his study of locust jumping performance. With a portfolio of highly cited papers and contributions to major robotics challenges like MBZIRC, Milazzo is a key figure driving the next generation of intelligent, autonomous manufacturing systems.
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- 5A novel shared control algorithm for industrial robots14 citations · 2016
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- 7MechaTag: A Mechanical Fiducial Marker and the Detection Algorithm6 citations · 2021
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