Matteo Verotti
Papers
7
Total Citations
101
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About
Matteo Verotti is a leading researcher in the design and analysis of compliant micro-robotic systems, with a particular focus on MEMS/NEMS-based devices and parallel manipulators. His foundational work on a 3-D.O.F. compliant micro robot (38 citations) has advanced the field of minimally invasive surgery by addressing the critical challenges of micro-fabrication and precision control. Verotti’s major contributions include pioneering methods for achieving isotropic compliance in robotic systems, as demonstrated in his study on active joint stiffness regulation (23 citations), which simplifies the relationship between external forces and displacements in Euclidean space. He has also developed novel pseudo-rigid-body models for performance analysis of compliant MEMS parallel robots (18 citations), enabling rapid evaluation of mechanical advantage and kinematic condition numbers. More recently, Verotti has explored energy-efficient natural motion in SCARA-like manipulators for pick-and-place tasks (2025), leveraging elastic elements to enhance dynamic performance. His work bridges theoretical mechanics and practical robotics, offering innovative solutions for precision motion control. With a growing citation impact and a focus on both static isotropy and dynamic efficiency, Verotti’s research continues to shape the future of compliant robotics and micro-manipulation.
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Top Papers
- 1The development of a MEMS/NEMS-based 3 D.O.F. compliant micro robot38 citations · 2010
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- 4Isotropy in any RR planar dyad under active joint stiffness regulation14 citations · 2010
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