Giulia Zanin
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Giulia Zanin is an emerging researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence and robotics education, with a specific focus on integrating robotic systems into foundational AI curricula. Her most cited work, "Robotic Systems as a Part of AI Fundamentals Course at ITS Academy Foundation for New Life Technologies n.a. Alessandro Volta in Trieste, Italy" (2023), documents a pioneering pedagogical framework that embeds hands-on robotics within AI training programs. This contribution addresses a critical gap in technical education by demonstrating how tangible robotic platforms can demystify abstract AI concepts for students. While her citation count is currently modest at 2, her work holds significant practical value for vocational and applied technology institutions seeking to modernize their AI instruction. Zanin’s research is particularly notable for its emphasis on accessible, real-world learning environments, bridging the divide between theoretical AI and industry-ready skills. As the demand for AI-literate technicians grows, her approach offers a replicable model for curriculum designers and educators. Her ongoing efforts at the ITS Academy in Trieste position her as a key voice in shaping the next generation of AI practitioners through experiential learning.
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