Federico Azzarri

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Federico Azzarri is a leading scholar in the emerging field of robotics law and regulation, with a particular focus on the ethical and legal frameworks governing autonomous systems. His most notable contribution is the seminal work "Guidelines on Regulating Robotics" (2014), which has garnered 14 citations and serves as a foundational reference for policymakers and researchers navigating the complex intersection of technology and jurisprudence. Azzarri’s research addresses critical questions around liability, safety, and human-robot interaction, offering principled approaches to governance that balance innovation with accountability. His work is distinguished by its forward-looking perspective, anticipating regulatory challenges posed by increasingly autonomous machines. Azzarri’s impact extends beyond academia, influencing international discussions on robotics standards and contributing to the development of responsible innovation practices. For students and researchers, his scholarship provides essential insights into how legal systems can adapt to rapid technological change, making him a key voice in shaping the future of robotics regulation.