Filippo Campagnaro
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6
Total Citations
71
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About
Filippo Campagnaro is a researcher specializing in underwater acoustic communications, autonomous maritime systems, and sensor network architectures, with a particular focus on bridging underwater and above-water wireless technologies for real-world maritime applications. His work is closely associated with the Robotic Vessels as-a-Service (RoboVaaS) project, an ambitious initiative aimed at revolutionizing harbor operations and near-shore maritime activities through autonomous robotic vessels, cost-effective underwater acoustic modems, and cloud-based service architectures. Among his most notable contributions is the development and deployment of multimodal dense underwater acoustic sensor networks in shallow freshwater environments, which has accumulated 30 citations and demonstrated practical approaches to data gathering in challenging acoustic conditions. His research into the integration of LoRaWAN and underwater acoustic communications represents a creative cross-domain solution for sensor data collection, while his systems-level work on cloud computing and communication infrastructure underscores a holistic engineering perspective. With a cumulative citation count exceeding 70 across his key publications, Campagnaro's research has meaningfully advanced the field of maritime autonomy and underwater networking, offering actionable frameworks for researchers and engineers working at the intersection of robotics, telecommunications, and ocean technology.
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