Amanda Fusinato
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Amanda Fusinato is an emerging researcher whose work bridges the critical intersection of human safety, environmental sustainability, and advanced robotics. Her primary research areas include risk exposure analysis, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) motivations, and the implementation of climbing and mobile robots in hazardous environments. In her most-cited paper, "Analysis of the Influence of Human Exposure to Risk and ESG as Motivators for the Implementation of Climbing and Mobile Robots" (2024), Fusinato explores how corporate ESG commitments and the imperative to reduce human risk drive the adoption of robotic systems in dangerous industrial settings. This work provides a framework for understanding the dual incentives—ethical responsibility and regulatory pressure—that accelerate robotic deployment in sectors like infrastructure inspection and disaster response. While her citation count is still growing, Fusinato’s research is notable for its timely focus on aligning technological innovation with sustainability goals, offering practical insights for engineers and policymakers. Her contributions are particularly valuable for students and researchers interested in human-robot interaction, occupational safety, and the role of automation in achieving ESG targets.
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