Davide Beneventi
Université Grenoble Alpes, Institut polytechnique de Grenoble
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About
Davide Beneventi is a researcher working at the intersection of advanced manufacturing, printed electronics, and materials science. His work has made notable strides in the emerging field of three-dimensional printed electronics, where he has pioneered the use of 6-axis robotic systems combined with piezoelectric inkjet technology to deposit conductive materials directly onto complex three-dimensional surfaces. His 2021 study established foundational predictive models for circuit geometry and conductivity in robot-assisted printing, while his 2023 follow-up optimized the trajectory processing algorithms that make such precision printing practically viable — work that has collectively attracted over a dozen citations and helped define the technical framework for conformal electronics manufacturing. More recently, Beneventi has expanded his research portfolio into microfluidics, exploring fluid transport behavior within cellulose-based composite materials for paper-based analytical devices — a direction that reflects a broader interest in sustainable, functional materials. His body of work bridges robotics, functional inks, and bioanalytical platforms, positioning him as a versatile contributor to next-generation manufacturing and diagnostic technologies. Students and engineers working in printed electronics or lab-on-paper systems will find his methodological rigor and modeling approaches particularly valuable.
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