Filippo Milano

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Filippo Milano is a researcher at the forefront of sensor-based health monitoring and indoor localization systems. His primary research areas include real-time tracking, tremor detection for Parkinson’s disease, and robust positioning technologies in challenging environments. Milano’s most significant contribution lies in developing a low-cost, scalable magnetic measurement system for monitoring Parkinson’s disease progression. His 2021 paper on a real-time tracking and tremor detection system, with 20 citations, demonstrates a reliable method for early diagnosis by analyzing movement trajectories. This work, alongside a 2020 study (11 citations), aims to create an Internet-connected clinical device for continuous patient monitoring. In parallel, Milano has advanced indoor localization with a 2021 study (14 citations) on UWB-based systems, optimizing anchor positions and enhancing robustness against signal reflections. His recent 2025 survey on inline soil pollution measurement and mapping technologies, including the Moon/Mars Underground Mole (MMUM) project, showcases his versatility in addressing underground positioning challenges. With a growing citation impact, Milano’s interdisciplinary approach—bridging healthcare and engineering—positions him as a key innovator in real-time monitoring and localization technologies.

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Top Papers

1. 1
   Parkinson’s Disease Patient Monitoring: A Real-Time Tracking and Tremor Detection System Based on Magnetic Measurements

   20 citations · 2021
2. 2
   A UWB-based localization system: analysis of the effect of anchor positions and robustness enhancement in indoor environments

   14 citations · 2021
3. 3
   A real-time tracking system for tremor and trajectory estimation in Parkinson’s disease affected patients

   11 citations · 2020
4. 4
   A survey on inline soil pollution measurement and mapping technologies

   1 citations · 2025

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