P. Carnevale

Papers

Total Citations

H-Index

About

P. Carnevale is a robotics researcher whose work bridges engineering education and autonomous systems. Their most notable contribution, the 2003 paper "Watch out, Tiger Woods!" (8 citations), details the development of an autonomous mini-golf-playing robotic system. This project, built using a Yasakawa robot with dual arms, was designed as a compelling demonstration for engineering students, showcasing practical applications of robotics and software development. While the citation count for this work is modest, its significance lies in its educational impact, providing a hands-on platform for students to engage with real-world robotic challenges. Carnevale's research emphasizes the integration of robotics into learning environments, inspiring future engineers through interactive, project-based demonstrations. This work highlights their commitment to making complex robotic systems accessible and engaging, fostering innovation in both technical design and pedagogical approaches.