Mattia Peruffo
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Mattia Peruffo is a researcher focused on advancing autonomous systems for space operations, particularly in the critical domain of close-proximity maneuvers such as on-orbit servicing and assembly. His work centers on the development and characterization of sensor technologies that enable spacecraft to operate with greater independence and precision. Peruffo’s most cited paper, "Test characterization of infrared phototransistors-based sensors for close-proximity operations" (2024), provides foundational experimental data on the performance of infrared phototransistors for relative navigation and docking tasks. This contribution is vital for enhancing the autonomy of spacecraft involved in complex orbital missions, where reliable sensing is paramount. While his citation count is currently modest, reflecting the nascent stage of this research, his work addresses a pressing need in the space industry for robust, low-cost sensor solutions. Peruffo’s efforts are helping to pave the way for future missions that rely on autonomous rendezvous and assembly, positioning him as an emerging voice in the field of space robotics and sensor systems.
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