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Daniele Regazzoni is a researcher whose work sits at the dynamic intersection of collaborative robotics, human-robot interaction, and ergonomics in industrial and construction environments. His research addresses one of modern manufacturing's most pressing challenges: enabling safe, efficient collaboration between human workers and robotic systems — commonly known as Human-Robot Collaboration (HRC). Regazzoni's most significant contributions focus on real-time ergonomic evaluation of workers operating alongside collaborative robots, or "cobots." His work leverages cutting-edge technologies such as markerless motion capture and virtual reality to monitor and analyze operator posture and movement, helping to prevent musculoskeletal disorders that can arise from repetitive or physically demanding tasks. His 2021 scientific review of collaborative robotics and ergonomics has attracted notable attention, accumulating citations that reflect its value as a reference point in the field. Beyond factory settings, Regazzoni has extended his expertise to remote construction robotics, exploring the control interfaces and usability of systems like the Cranebot, designed to operate in dangerous outdoor environments. Collectively, his portfolio demonstrates a commitment to making human-robot workplaces both safer and more productive, offering practical frameworks that bridge engineering, ergonomics, and human factors research.