Francesco Lamonaca
Papers
5
Total Citations
29
H-Index
4
About
Francesco Lamonaca is a versatile researcher whose work spans the intersecting domains of IoT synchronization, intelligent robotics, metrology, and precision measurement systems. His most influential contribution examines the synchronization challenges posed by Mobile Smart Objects — including drones, robots, and wearables — within Industrial IoT networks, a timely investigation that has garnered 12 citations and addresses one of the field's most pressing coordination problems. Lamonaca's early career demonstrated a strong foundation in bio-inspired sensing, with pioneering work on PVDF piezo-polymer ultrasonic transducers designed to emulate bat echolocation for mobile robot navigation, research that evolved into remote web-controlled robotic systems. More recently, his scope has broadened impressively: a 2025 review integrating artificial intelligence with advanced metrology for robotic positioning reflects his commitment to cutting-edge automation challenges, while an agriculturally focused study on automatic milking systems highlights his interdisciplinary reach into precision livestock farming. Across his portfolio, Lamonaca consistently bridges rigorous measurement science with practical engineering applications, making his work relevant to researchers in robotics, industrial automation, and smart sensing technologies seeking both theoretical grounding and real-world implementation insights.
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- 3Piezo-polymer based sonar for mobile robots5 citations · 2009
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- 5PVDF Based Sonar for a Remote Web System to Control Mobile Robots2 citations · 2010