Davide Pasculli
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Davide Pasculli is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of robotics, geophysics, and underground infrastructure. His primary research areas include ground-penetrating radar (GPR) system design, autonomous drilling robotics, and subsurface mapping. Pasculli’s most notable contribution is his involvement in the EU-funded Badger project, which developed the first underground robotic system capable of drilling, maneuvering, localizing, and navigating autonomously in subterranean environments. This pioneering robot is designed to construct stable borehole networks with complex geometries, a breakthrough with significant implications for civil engineering, resource extraction, and environmental monitoring. His key paper, "Badger project: GPR system design on board on a underground drilling robot" (2019), details the integration of GPR technology into this novel robotic platform, enabling real-time subsurface mapping and navigation. While his citation count is still growing, the Badger project represents a foundational achievement in underground robotics, positioning Pasculli as a contributor to a field with immense potential for transforming how we interact with and manage the space beneath our feet.
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