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Fabio Babiloni is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of neuroscience, human factors, and assistive robotics. His work focuses on leveraging neurophysiological measures—particularly electroencephalography (EEG)—to evaluate and enhance human performance in complex, real-world tasks. A key contribution is the development of EEG-based workload indices as taxonomic tools to objectively assess the cognitive demands of different robotic surgery systems, a breakthrough with implications for surgical training and safety. His research on brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) has explored their impact on simultaneous flight simulation and attentional tasks, demonstrating how neural signals can be used to monitor and augment operator focus. Babiloni has also been instrumental in assistive technology, notably through the ASPICE project, which designed brain-operated devices to restore mobility and communication for individuals with motor disabilities. With papers accumulating over 100 citations, his work bridges the gap between cognitive neuroscience and applied engineering. His recent review on human factors characterization for Industry 5.0 underscores his forward-looking vision, advocating for the integration of neurophysiological techniques into modern industrial settings to optimize human-machine collaboration.