L. Micoli
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L. Micoli is a researcher specializing in 3D sensing technologies, digital heritage, and low-cost range sensors for mass-market applications. Their major contributions lie in evaluating and advancing the use of affordable 3D capture devices—such as the Microsoft Kinect—for applications ranging from gesture-based interfaces to robotics and cultural heritage documentation. Micoli’s most cited work, "3D Capturing Performances of Low-Cost Range Sensors for Mass-Market Applications" (2016), has garnered 18 citations, establishing a foundational benchmark for assessing the accuracy and reliability of these sensors in real-world scenarios. This research has been instrumental in democratizing 3D scanning, enabling broader access to digital preservation and interactive multimedia. Beyond this, Micoli has contributed to the integration of 3D sensing in educational and heritage contexts, bridging the gap between cutting-edge technology and practical, accessible tools. Their work continues to influence how low-cost sensors are deployed for 3D multimedia interaction, making a lasting impact on both academic research and industry applications.
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