Giovanni Campuzano

University of Twente, San Sebastián University

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Giovanni Campuzano is an emerging researcher making significant strides in the field of last-mile logistics and autonomous delivery systems. His work sits at the intersection of operations research, vehicle routing, and multi-modal transportation, with a particular focus on designing and optimizing delivery systems that integrate drones, sidewalk robots, and traditional trucks to address the growing demands of urban logistics. Campuzano's most impactful contribution to date, "The Drone-Assisted Vehicle Routing Problem with Robot Stations" (2023), has garnered 32 citations, establishing him as a notable voice in the autonomous last-mile delivery space. Building on this foundation, he has expanded his research to tackle increasingly complex real-world logistics challenges, including multi-depot configurations, time window constraints, and two-tier delivery architectures — work reflected in his 2025 publications. His research develops sophisticated metaheuristic algorithms, such as Granular Multi-Start Iterated Local Search approaches, to solve computationally demanding routing problems while balancing trade-offs between operational costs and delivery efficiency. Campuzano's scholarship is particularly valuable for researchers and practitioners exploring how autonomous vehicles can alleviate urban traffic congestion and reduce logistics costs, offering both theoretical frameworks and practical comparative insights across emerging delivery modalities.