Gianluca Dini
Papers
6
Total Citations
105
H-Index
6
About
Gianluca Dini is a leading researcher in the security of distributed robotic and multi-agent systems, with a career-spanning focus on making cooperative autonomous platforms resilient to attack. His foundational work, "Consensus-based Distributed Intrusion Detection for Multi-Robot Systems" (2008, 47 citations), pioneered the use of distributed intrusion detection systems (IDS) to identify non-cooperative agents in robotic teams—a critical challenge for swarm robotics. Dini’s contributions extend to heterogeneous aerial robots, where his 2015 paper on motion misbehavior detection (15 citations) and his 2014 work on industrial cooperative robotic security (13 citations) have shaped how researchers approach anomaly detection in safety-critical environments. He has also addressed the challenge of malicious monitors, proposing fault-tolerant detection schemes (2008, 7 citations) and efficient local monitor implementations (2007, 7 citations). Earlier in his career, Dini explored robotic assembly with modular fixtures (1991, 16 citations), demonstrating a long-standing interest in automation. With a body of work that bridges theoretical security models and practical robotic systems, Dini’s research has been instrumental in establishing the foundations for secure multi-robot cooperation, directly impacting fields from industrial automation to autonomous surveillance.
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Top Papers
- 1Consensus-based Distributed Intrusion Detection for Multi-Robot Systems47 citations · 2008
- 2Robotized Assembly of Modular Fixtures16 citations · 1991
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- 5Tolerating, Malicious Monitors in Detecting Misbehaving Robots7 citations · 2008
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