Federico Cassioli

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Federico Cassioli is a researcher at the intersection of human factors engineering and neuroergonomics, with a primary focus on human–robot interaction and collaborative robotic (co-botic) systems. His work investigates how humans perceive and perform alongside robotic agents, particularly in shared workspaces where safety, trust, and cognitive workload are critical. In his most-cited paper, "Human–Co-Bot Interaction and Neuroergonomics: Co-Botic vs. Robotic Systems" (2021, 17 citations), Cassioli presents an opinion-based framework that distinguishes co-botic systems—designed for close, adaptive collaboration—from traditional robotic systems, emphasizing the need for neuroergonomic evaluation to optimize human performance and well-being. This contribution highlights his commitment to bridging cognitive neuroscience with practical robotics design, offering insights that inform safer and more intuitive human–machine interfaces. Cassioli’s work is notable for its forward-looking perspective on how neuroergonomic principles can shape the next generation of collaborative technologies, making his research valuable for students and engineers exploring the human side of automation.