Papers

19

Total Citations

489

H-Index

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About

Lorenzo Garattoni is a robotics researcher whose work spans two richly interconnected domains: swarm robotics and computer vision for robotic manipulation. He is perhaps best known for his contributions to the automatic design of robot swarms, most notably through AutoMoDe-Chocolate, his influential framework for automatically generating control software for swarm systems, which has accumulated 94 citations. His broader manifesto on automatic off-line swarm design (79 citations) helped crystallize a field-wide conversation about moving beyond manual and semi-automatic approaches. His work on autonomous task sequencing in swarms (93 citations) pushed the cognitive boundaries of collective robotics, demonstrating that swarms could tackle higher-order, sequential decision-making challenges inspired by natural systems. Garattoni also made foundational contributions to swarm methodology through the Task Abstraction Model and augmented reality tools for robot experimentation. In parallel, his more recent research addresses category-level 6D object pose estimation and robotic grasping, producing impactful datasets such as PhoCaL (45 citations) and HouseCat6D (26 citations) that support reproducible benchmarking. Together, his body of work reflects a sustained commitment to making autonomous robotic systems — whether collective or manipulative — more capable, generalizable, and systematically designable.

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H-Index
19
Papers
489
Total Citations
26
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🏆 Most Cited Paper
AutoMoDe-Chocolate: automatic design of control software for robot swarms
94 citations · 2015
📈 Most Prolific Year: 2024 (4 Papers)
🤝 Key Collaborators: 51
🏛 Institutions: Université Libre de Bruxelles, Toyota Motor Corporation (Switzerland), Toyota Motor Corporation (Belgium)

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    Swarm Robotics
    12 citations · 2016

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