Elia Landi
Papers
6
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12
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About
Elia Landi is an emerging researcher working at the intersection of robotics, wearable sensing systems, and assistive technology. His work centers on developing innovative sensor solutions for soft robots, robotic extra-limbs, and health monitoring systems, with a particular focus on practical, real-world applications that improve human wellbeing and capability. Landi's most significant contributions lie in the sensorization of robotic and soft robotic systems. His research on passive joint sensing for robotic sixth fingers addresses a critical challenge in restoring grasping ability for individuals with motor impairments, proposing lightweight, durable, and cost-effective monitoring solutions. This work extends naturally into broader soft robotics, where accurate bending measurement of flexible joints remains an open engineering challenge. Complementing this, his deep edge-AI research explores the integration of inertial measurement units and on-device machine learning for real-time prosthetic control—a promising step toward more responsive assistive devices. Beyond robotics, Landi has contributed to worker safety through a wearable multiprotocol health monitoring network designed for hazardous environments, incorporating gas, vibration, and physiological sensors. Though his publication record is recent, accumulating citations across multiple 2024–2025 works signals growing recognition, positioning Landi as a researcher to watch in assistive robotics and intelligent sensing systems.
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- 4Sensorizing Flexible Joints for Soft Robots: a Feasibility Study2 citations · 2025
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