Luigi Cinque
Papers
7
Total Citations
135
H-Index
5
About
Luigi Cinque is a leading researcher in autonomous robotics, computer vision, and intelligent surveillance systems, with a career focused on developing practical, real-world solutions for security, monitoring, and rehabilitation. His major contributions include pioneering the design of autonomous surveillance vehicles (ASV) for indoor environments, where he integrated classical robotic tasks like navigation and obstacle avoidance with advanced video monitoring capabilities. He has also made significant strides in human-robot interaction and healthcare, notably developing a LEAP-based virtual glove for hand rehabilitation, offering a cost-effective, objective alternative to traditional therapy. Cinque’s work extends to multi-purpose autonomous robots capable of target recognition in unknown environments, as well as optimizing UAV flight parameters for real-time wide-area monitoring. His research has garnered substantial attention, with his most cited papers accumulating over 130 citations, reflecting the practical impact and relevance of his innovations. Notable achievements include his exploration of visual cryptography for small-scale robots and encrypted target detection, pushing the boundaries of autonomous systems in security and military applications. Through his interdisciplinary approach, Cinque continues to advance the capabilities of autonomous systems, making them more accessible and effective for a wide range of critical applications.
Research Focus
Key Achievements
Top Papers
- 1An Autonomous Vehicle for Video Surveillance of Indoor Environments37 citations · 2007
- 2Measurements by A LEAP-Based Virtual Glove for the Hand Rehabilitation35 citations · 2018
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- 5Visual Cryptography for Detecting Hidden Targets by Small-Scale Robots8 citations · 2019
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- 7Articulated Object Recognition: A General Framework and a Case Study4 citations · 2006