Giandomenico Caruso
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About
Giandomenico Caruso is a leading researcher at the intersection of human-machine interaction, mixed reality, and autonomous systems. His work fundamentally explores how immersive technologies can reshape product design and user experience, with a particular focus on inclusivity in emerging mobility solutions. Caruso’s most influential contribution addresses the critical challenge of making autonomous vehicles accessible to all users through novel human-machine interface designs—a paper that has garnered 6 citations since 2022 and is shaping the discourse on inclusive shared AVs. He pioneered the use of mixed reality environments for industrial assessment, notably developing a robotic arm system for car dashboard layout evaluation that allows designers to test ergonomics in virtual-physical hybrid spaces. His technical innovations extend to augmented reality tracking, where he created a hybrid technique combining marker-based tracking with mobile robot assistance to overcome spatial limitations in unstructured environments. This work, cited 3 times, demonstrates his ability to solve practical AR deployment challenges. Caruso’s research uniquely bridges engineering, information science, and anthropology, making him a key figure in developing human-centered technologies that prioritize accessibility and real-world applicability.
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