Angelo Corsaro

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Angelo Corsaro is a leading figure in distributed systems and data-centric middleware, whose work has fundamentally shaped how autonomous systems and the Internet of Things communicate. His primary research focuses on data-flow programming, publish/subscribe protocols, and high-performance, low-latency networking for edge and cloud environments. Corsaro is best known as the creator and chief architect of Eclipse Zenoh, a groundbreaking protocol designed to overcome the limitations of traditional middleware like DDS and MQTT by providing a unified, efficient data plane for everything from microcontrollers to the cloud. His seminal paper, "Facilitating distributed data-flow programming with Eclipse Zenoh" (2021, 15 citations), introduces this paradigm, while his application-focused work, "Zenoh-based Dataflow Framework for Autonomous Vehicles" (2021, 8 citations), demonstrates its critical role in managing the complex, secure, and real-time data flows required for autonomous driving. Beyond these publications, Corsaro’s impact is immense, with his earlier work on DDS accumulating thousands of citations and his technologies being deployed in millions of devices worldwide. A prolific inventor and contributor to international standards, he continues to push the boundaries of decentralized, resilient data-sharing architectures.