Claudia Pagano
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Claudia Pagano is a researcher in micro-robotics and precision assembly, with a focus on the design and control of work-cells for handling and manipulating microcomponents. Her major contributions center on developing reliable, automated systems for the delicate task of positioning and assembling parts at the microscale—a critical challenge in industries such as electronics, optics, and biomedical device manufacturing. Her most-cited work, "Handling and Manipulation of Microcomponents: Work-Cell Design and Preliminary Experiments" (2012, 13 citations), presents foundational strategies for integrating sensors, grippers, and feedback control into a cohesive micro-assembly platform. This paper has influenced subsequent research on micro-part feeding, alignment, and force-controlled gripping. Pagano’s work is notable for bridging theoretical design principles with practical experimental validation, offering a roadmap for scaling micro-manufacturing processes. Her research continues to advance the precision and reliability of automated micro-assembly, making her a key contributor to the field of micro-robotics and its industrial applications.
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