Gioele Zardini
Papers
7
Total Citations
62
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About
Gioele Zardini is a researcher specializing in the co-design of autonomous and cyber-physical systems, with particular expertise in control synthesis, multi-agent decision-making, and compositional system modeling. His most influential work centers on developing rigorous frameworks for jointly optimizing hardware and software components in complex autonomous systems — a challenge that traditional siloed design approaches fail to address adequately. His 2021 paper on co-design of autonomous systems (24 citations) established foundational methods for simultaneously selecting platform architectures and synthesizing control algorithms, a thread he continued through task-driven co-design for mobile robots and autonomous vehicles. Zardini has also made notable theoretical contributions through Posetal Games (12 citations), introducing a game-theoretic framework that enables robots to navigate conflicting objectives using partially ordered preference structures. His sheaf-theoretic framework for event-based systems (8 citations) demonstrates a rare breadth, applying advanced mathematical formalism to compositional modeling of complex systems. More recently, his CODEI framework tackles resource-efficient perception-decision integration for mobile robots. With growing citations across control theory, formal methods, and robotics, Zardini is emerging as a distinctive voice bridging mathematical abstraction and practical autonomous systems engineering.
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- 3A Compositional Sheaf-Theoretic Framework for Event-Based Systems8 citations · 2021
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- 6A Compositional Sheaf-Theoretic Framework for Event-Based Systems4 citations · 2021
- 7Task-driven Modular Co-design of Vehicle Control Systems3 citations · 2022