Marcello Pellicciari
Papers
54
Total Citations
1,918
H-Index
23
About
Marcello Pellicciari is a prominent researcher in industrial robotics, manufacturing systems, and human-robot interaction, whose work has fundamentally shaped how modern factories balance efficiency, sustainability, and human-centered design. With a career spanning over a decade of influential contributions, Pellicciari has made seminal advances in robot energy optimization, accumulating hundreds of citations across multiple landmark studies. His early work on reducing energy consumption in pick-and-place robots (160 citations) and modeling cooperative multi-robot systems (127 citations) established rigorous frameworks for sustainable automation, with particular impact in the automotive industry where his detailed system models demonstrated quantifiable energy savings on assembly lines (130 citations). Pellicciari has also advanced robotic precision, developing calibration and error compensation methods that improve machining accuracy for aerospace applications. More recently, he has broadened his scope toward human-robot symbiosis, contributing influential work on User eXperience in human-robot interaction (149 citations) and proposing frameworks for Industry 5.0 smart manufacturing systems that place human-centricity at their core. His 2023 overview of industrial robot programming (92 citations) reflects his commitment to bridging theory and practice. Collectively, Pellicciari's research offers a comprehensive vision for intelligent, efficient, and human-aware manufacturing.
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Top Papers
- 1A method for reducing the energy consumption of pick-and-place industrial robots160 citations · 2013
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- 3How to include User eXperience in the design of Human-Robot Interaction149 citations · 2020
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- 7An Overview of Industrial Robots Control and Programming Approaches92 citations · 2023
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