Sara Perotti
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Sara Perotti is a leading researcher at the intersection of logistics, human factors, and assistive technologies. Her work primarily focuses on warehousing processes, where she investigates how emerging technologies can enhance both operational efficiency and worker well-being. A standout contribution is her pioneering experimental study on the use of active and passive exoskeletons in order picking, which directly addresses the critical human-technology interface in physically demanding logistics environments. This research, published in 2025 and already garnering 2 citations, demonstrates her ability to tackle pressing industry challenges—specifically, how to support a still highly human-intensive workforce amidst increasing automation. By bridging ergonomics and industrial engineering, Perotti’s work provides actionable insights for designing safer, more productive warehouses. Her research is particularly valuable for students and practitioners interested in the future of work, where human-centered automation and assistive robotics are set to redefine manual labor. Through her rigorous experimental approach, Perotti is shaping a more sustainable and humane vision for logistics.
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