M. Meizoso

École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne

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M. Meizoso is a pioneering researcher in microrobotics, specializing in the development of autonomous, centimeter-scale robots for nanoscale imaging and micromanipulation. Their work is foundational to the field of cooperative microsystems, where small, mobile robots work together to perform high-precision tasks. Meizoso’s most cited paper, “Mobile cm³-microrobots with tools for nanoscale imaging and micromanipulation” (2004, 15 citations), introduces a novel microrobot concept developed under the EU-funded MiCRoN project, detailing modular components and experimental results that enable microhandling. A second highly cited work, “Position feedback for microrobots based on scanning probe microscopy” (2005, 14 citations), advances autonomous robot control by integrating scanning probe microscopy for precise positioning. These contributions have shaped the design of compact, cooperative robotic clusters capable of measurement and manipulation in constrained environments. Meizoso’s research bridges robotics and nanotechnology, offering scalable solutions for lab-on-a-chip applications and microassembly. Their achievements highlight a commitment to pushing the boundaries of miniaturized automation, making them a key figure in the evolution of micro- and nanorobotic systems.