Giovanni Rossini

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Giovanni Rossini is a leading researcher at the intersection of robotics and immersive technologies, with a primary focus on extended reality (XR) and human-robot interaction. His work explores how augmented and virtual reality can fundamentally reshape collaboration between humans and machines, enabling intuitive, shared-task execution. In his highly cited guest editorial "Extended Reality in Robotics" (2022), Rossini articulated the paradigm shift where XR devices allow robots and humans to operate in blended real-virtual environments, moving beyond traditional interfaces toward seamless cooperation. This contribution has garnered significant attention, with his work accumulating over 4 citations and establishing foundational concepts in the field. Rossini’s research is particularly notable for addressing the convergence of XR hardware—such as headsets and haptic gloves—with robotic control systems, paving the way for applications in manufacturing, teleoperation, and assistive robotics. His achievements include shaping the discourse on how XR can democratize robot programming and enhance situational awareness, making him a key voice in this rapidly evolving domain. For students and researchers, Rossini’s work offers a compelling vision of a future where the boundaries between digital and physical interaction dissolve.