Claudia Zanotti
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Claudia Zanotti is a leading researcher in the fields of robotic surgery, haptic feedback, and human-robot interaction. Her work focuses on bridging the sensory gap between surgeons and robotic systems, particularly investigating how tactile and visual feedback can be integrated to enhance surgical precision and safety. Her most-cited study, "An experimental study about haptic feedback in robotic surgery: may visual feedback substitute tactile feedback?" (2015, 91 citations), is a landmark contribution that systematically examined whether visual cues can effectively replace the loss of touch in minimally invasive robotic procedures. This work has been instrumental in shaping the design of next-generation surgical interfaces, influencing both academic research and clinical practice. Beyond this, Zanotti’s broader portfolio explores the cognitive and ergonomic aspects of teleoperation, making her a key voice in the ongoing effort to make robotic surgery more intuitive and reliable. Her research is widely cited by engineers, surgeons, and human factors specialists, underscoring its interdisciplinary impact.
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