Alberto Tremori

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Dr. Alberto Tremori is a leading researcher in the fields of autonomous systems, modelling and simulation (M&S), and human-machine trust. His work focuses on bridging the gap between complex autonomous technologies and their reliable, interoperable deployment. Tremori’s major contributions include pioneering the integration of the High-Level Architecture (HLA) standard with Robot Operating System (ROS)-based systems, as detailed in his 2016 paper “HLA Interoperability for ROS-Based Autonomous Systems” (4 citations). This foundational work enables heterogeneous autonomous platforms to communicate and collaborate seamlessly in simulated environments. More recently, his 2022 study “Building Trust in Autonomous Systems: Opportunities for Modelling and Simulation” (2 citations) has advanced the critical challenge of establishing verifiable trust in AI-driven systems through rigorous simulation frameworks. Tremori’s impact lies in providing the technical and conceptual tools necessary for safe, scalable autonomous operations, from maritime robotics to defence applications. His research is instrumental for students and engineers seeking to design resilient, trustworthy autonomous systems that can operate effectively in the real world.