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Total Citations

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About

Humberto Ferasoli Filho is a Brazilian roboticist whose work bridges accessible robotics education, assistive technology, and natural human-robot interaction. His research centers on developing low-cost mobile robotic platforms and intuitive control interfaces—using gestures, speech, and intelligent architectures—to make robotics more inclusive for learning and rehabilitation. His most cited work, "Proposal of educational environments with mobile robots" (12 citations), demonstrates his commitment to democratizing robotics education by showing that affordable robots can effectively support computing and engineering curricula. He extended this vision into assistive robotics with "Pomodoro, a mobile robot platform for hand motion exercising" (7 citations), creating a robotic system to aid children with motor disabilities in rehabilitation exercises. His contributions to natural interaction are evident in "Mobile robotic teleoperation using gesture-based human interfaces" (8 citations) and "Assisted robot navigation based on speech recognition and synthesis" (6 citations), which explore how intuitive commands can empower users with and without disabilities. Ferasoli Filho also contributed to competitive robotics, co-authoring the description of the GUARANÁ robot-soccer team, which achieved vice-champion status at the 1998 FIRA Games. Across his body of work, he consistently emphasizes practical, low-cost solutions that lower barriers to entry in both education and assistive applications.

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H-Index
11
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56
Total Citations
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🏆 Most Cited Paper
Proposal of educational environments with mobile robots
12 citations · 2011
📈 Most Prolific Year: 2011 (3 Papers)
🤝 Key Collaborators: 19
🏛 Institutions: Universidade de São Paulo, Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp), Faculty (United Kingdom)

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    GUARANÁ Robot-Soccer Team: Some Architectural Issues
    2 citations · 1999

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