Marco Dionigi

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Marco Dionigi is a leading figure in the development of wirelessly powered wearable systems, with a particular focus on human-machine interaction and biomedical instrumentation. His most cited work, "A Wearable and Wirelessly Powered System for Multiple Finger Tracking" (2020, 34 citations), introduces a groundbreaking approach to gesture recognition. By eliminating the need for cables or batteries, Dionigi’s system uses two wirelessly powered tracking units worn on the fingers, dramatically enhancing user freedom of movement. This innovation is pivotal for applications in virtual reality, rehabilitation, and advanced prosthetics, where natural motion capture is essential. Beyond this flagship paper, Dionigi’s research spans the design of resonant inductive links for power transfer and the development of sensors for biomedical monitoring. His contributions are characterized by a practical, systems-level engineering approach that bridges the gap between theoretical wireless power transfer and real-world wearable devices. With a growing citation impact, Dionigi is recognized for pushing the boundaries of how we can power and interact with miniature, untethered body-worn electronics, making him a key researcher to follow in the field of wearable technology.