Giuseppe Parise

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Giuseppe Parise’s research navigates the frontier where human society, electrical engineering, and the Internet of Things (IoT) converge. His work fundamentally reimagines how IoT innovations reshape not only technical systems but also ethical, social, and operational frameworks. Parise’s most cited paper, “Evolution of Human Society and of Things Assisted by IoT” (2018, 10 citations), explores how IoT acts as a catalyst for societal transformation, generating both opportunities and challenges for individuals and communities. He extends this vision in “Virtual Society of IoT Robosats and Emancipation of Electrical Utilization” (2019, 4 citations), introducing the concept of “robosats”—robot satellites that extend personal agency and form dynamic, virtual microsystem chains of megawatt-scale power. Parise also pioneers the emerging field of electro-forensic engineering in “Forensic Implications in the Continuous Discontinuity of IoT Innovations” (2020, 2 citations), arguing that IoT’s rapid, disruptive evolution demands new regulatory and investigative paradigms. His contributions bridge technical innovation with profound societal implications, offering a unique lens on how connected systems empower individuals while reshaping global infrastructure.