Beatrice Tanduo
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Beatrice Tanduo is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of robotics and cultural heritage, specializing in autonomous 3D mapping and digital documentation for heritage surveying. Her major contribution lies in integrating advanced robotic platforms—such as the Leica BLK ARC and Boston Dynamics’ Spot®—into heritage conservation workflows, enabling safer, more precise, and efficient data capture in complex or hazardous environments. Her most-cited work, “Robotics for Heritage Surveying: preliminary test on Leica BLK ARC & Spot® toward autonomous 3D mapping” (2024, 2 citations), represents a foundational step toward fully autonomous heritage surveying, demonstrating how robotics can overcome traditional limitations in access and accuracy. Though early in her citation trajectory, Tanduo’s work is notable for bridging the gap between cutting-edge robotics and the preservation of cultural assets—a field ripe for innovation. Her research promises to reshape how heritage sites are documented, monitored, and protected, offering a compelling vision for the future of conservation technology.
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