Paolo Rosa

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Paolo Rosa is a leading researcher in sustainable manufacturing and circular economy, with a focus on intelligent disassembly systems for end-of-life products. His work bridges automation, human-robot collaboration, and digital twin technologies to enable efficient recycling and remanufacturing. Rosa’s most-cited paper, “Semi-automated PCB Disassembly Station” (2021), introduces a novel station developed within the FENIX project, which aims to create value-added product-services through circular economy principles. This work has garnered 5 citations, reflecting its foundational role in advancing automated disassembly for electronic waste. More recently, his 2025 paper on an “Intelligent disassembly system for end-of-life product using human robot collaboration on a digital twin platform” (3 citations) demonstrates his ongoing commitment to integrating cutting-edge technologies for sustainable production. Rosa’s contributions are pivotal in addressing the growing challenge of electronic waste, offering practical solutions that combine automation with human expertise. His research not only advances green manufacturing but also provides a blueprint for industrial strategies that prioritize resource efficiency and environmental sustainability, making him a key figure in the transition toward a circular economy.