Ezequiel Pecker Marcosig
Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas, Institute of Astronomy and Space Physics
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About
Ezequiel Pecker Marcosig is a researcher specializing in cyber-physical systems, embedded control, and simulation-driven development, with a particular focus on robotics and the Internet of Things. His work centers on bridging the gap between theoretical simulation models and practical embedded implementations, addressing a critical challenge in modern control system design. Marcosig's most significant contribution is the development of model continuity frameworks that streamline the transition between simulation and deployment phases in cyber-physical system development. His most cited work (2019, 10 citations) established foundational principles for maintaining simulation model continuity across analytical, experimental, and simulation-based activities. Building on this, he co-developed DEVS-over-ROS (DoveR), an innovative framework that integrates the Discrete Event System Specification (DEVS) formalism with the Robot Operating System (ROS), making hybrid controller design more accessible to non-specialists in robotic applications. His more recent contributions extend this philosophy to modern IoT platforms, including workflows targeting the ESP32 microcontroller, demonstrating a consistent commitment to practical, accessible tooling for embedded systems engineers. Collectively accumulating over 20 citations, Marcosig's body of work has meaningfully advanced the field of simulation-based embedded control, offering researchers and practitioners powerful tools for developing reliable robotic and cyber-physical systems.
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