Gianmarco Pisanelli

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Gianmarco Pisanelli is a robotics researcher focused on advancing human-robot collaboration and digital twinning in manufacturing. His work centers on creating modular, standardized interfaces to simplify the development of complex robotic systems, addressing the critical gap between proprietary industrial software and open-source flexibility. Pisanelli’s most cited paper, "ROSIE: A ROS Adapter for a Modular Digital Twinning Framework" (2022), introduces a novel adapter that bridges the Robot Operating System (ROS) with digital twin environments, enabling seamless integration and real-time simulation. This contribution is particularly impactful in manufacturing, where increasing human-robot interaction demands robust, interoperable frameworks. With 2 citations, this work has already influenced discussions on standardizing robotic interfaces. Pisanelli’s research not only streamlines development processes but also enhances safety and efficiency in collaborative workspaces. His achievements include pioneering a modular approach that allows researchers and engineers to rapidly prototype and test robotic systems without overhauling existing infrastructure. For students and researchers, Pisanelli’s work offers a practical pathway to integrating cutting-edge digital twin technology with real-world robotic applications, making him a key figure in the evolution of smart manufacturing.