Mattia Dimitri
Papers
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Total Citations
53
H-Index
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About
Mattia Dimitri is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of medical robotics and humanitarian technology, with a particular focus on microwave ablation systems for minimally invasive surgery and robotic platforms for landmine detection. His most significant contributions include the development of a novel microwave applicator for laparoscopic and robotic liver resection (2018, 11 citations), which addresses the critical challenge of bleeding during parenchyma transection in robotic hepatic surgery. Dimitri has also led efforts in humanitarian demining, designing multi-sensor robotic vehicles that combine ground-penetrating radar (GPR) with machine vision for obstacle avoidance and tripwire detection in conflict zones like Eastern Ukraine. His work on applying the Industry 4.0 paradigm to UWB radiolocation systems for demining (2018, 10 citations) demonstrates his ability to bridge cutting-edge technology with real-world humanitarian needs. Additionally, his development of a normothermic perfusion system for ex vivo testing on pig livers (2020) showcases his commitment to rigorous preclinical validation of medical devices. With NATO funding supporting his demining robotics research, Dimitri’s work has tangible impact on both surgical outcomes and civilian safety in post-conflict environments.
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- 1A new microwave applicator for laparoscopic and robotic liver resection11 citations · 2018
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