Anna Maria Lucia Lanzolla

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Anna Maria Lucia Lanzolla is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of instrumentation, sensor technology, and medical engineering. Her most significant contributions focus on electromagnetic tracking systems for surgical navigation and advanced sensor fabrication using additive manufacturing techniques. Lanzolla's most cited work, "A Novel Electromagnetic Tracking System for Surgery Navigation" (2018, 49 citations), demonstrates her commitment to improving clinical outcomes through precision engineering. By designing a system capable of operating across a wide tracking volume with high measurement accuracy, she addressed a critical challenge in minimally invasive and image-guided surgical procedures. This work was complemented by an earlier investigation into TDM-FDM configurations for electromagnetic tracking systems (2017, 13 citations), which explored optimized architectures for robotic-assisted and percutaneous surgical applications. Beyond medical instrumentation, Lanzolla has made notable strides in smart manufacturing. Her 2022 paper on 3D-printed piezoresistive strain gauges with temperature compensation (31 citations) showcases her ability to bridge low-cost fabrication techniques with high-performance sensing requirements — a valuable contribution to the growing field of embedded sensor systems and Industry 4.0 applications. Together, her body of work reflects a researcher dedicated to advancing precision measurement and smart sensing across both healthcare and manufacturing domains.