Glauco Cecchi
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8
Total Citations
60
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About
Glauco Cecchi is an emerging researcher specializing in passive UHF-RFID systems, robotics-assisted localization, and IoT-based environmental sensing. His work sits at a compelling intersection of wireless communication, autonomous robotics, and smart sensing technologies, addressing real-world challenges in inventory management, environmental monitoring, and indoor localization. Cecchi's most influential contribution, "Passive UHF-RFID Technology: Integrated Communication, Localization and Sensing" (2023, 27 citations), established a framework for deploying battery-less RFID sensor nodes capable of simultaneously mapping environments and capturing data such as temperature and humidity. Building on this foundation, his robotics-focused research introduced innovative systems featuring rotating antennas and Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) techniques to achieve precise 3D tag localization in complex, high-density shelving environments — work that has garnered 11 citations since 2024. A recurring theme across Cecchi's portfolio is the integration of passive IoT devices with mobile robots for automatic, safe, and scalable environmental monitoring. His investigations into indoor multipath channel modeling and near-field antenna detuning for collision avoidance further demonstrate his technical breadth. With a growing citation record and publications spanning 2023–2025, Cecchi represents a promising voice in next-generation RFID and autonomous sensing research.
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- 3Robot-based UHF-RFID joint SAR localization and tag sensing6 citations · 2023
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