Chiara Carnazzo
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Chiara Carnazzo is a researcher focused on the intersection of human factors and industrial automation, with a particular emphasis on the application of wearable robotics in manufacturing. Her most cited work, "Exoskeletons in Automotive Industry: Investigation into the Applicability Across Regions" (2021), has garnered 3 citations and represents a critical step in understanding how exoskeleton technology can be adapted to diverse workplace environments. Carnazzo's research addresses the practical challenges of integrating assistive devices into assembly lines, examining regional variations in ergonomic needs, regulatory frameworks, and worker acceptance. By bridging the gap between engineering design and real-world implementation, her work contributes to safer, more sustainable production systems. Though early in her career, Carnazzo’s focus on cross-regional applicability highlights her commitment to global, human-centered solutions—a vital perspective as industries increasingly adopt collaborative robotics to reduce physical strain and enhance productivity.
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