Marco Gaspardone
Papers
7
Total Citations
82
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6
About
Marco Gaspardone is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of cloud robotics, autonomous systems, and human-machine interaction, with a particular focus on smart city applications. His work has fundamentally advanced how robots integrate with cloud infrastructure to enhance urban living, achieving over 80 total citations across his key publications. Gaspardone's most influential contributions include developing a cloud-based service for managing autonomous UAV missions in smart city scenarios (19 citations) and architecting a cloud robotics framework for emergency management and monitoring (19 citations), which revolutionized how robots leverage cloud storage and computing capacity to bridge physical and digital worlds. He has also made significant strides in spatial augmented reality, demonstrating how connected robots and natural interaction can create immersive projected gaming environments (15 citations). His research extends to virtual reality-based simulation for designing natural human-robot interfaces (11 citations) and usability studies of robotic telepresence systems (10 citations), exploring how field of view impacts navigation tasks. Gaspardone's work on laser-based autonomous navigation for data-center monitoring (6 citations) further showcases his versatility in applying robotic solutions to critical infrastructure. His innovative approach to blending cloud computing, augmented reality, and autonomous robotics continues to shape the future of smart city technologies and human-robot collaboration.
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- 5Comparing Usability of User Interfaces for Robotic Telepresence10 citations · 2017
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- 7The Impact of Field of View on Robotic Telepresence Navigation Tasks2 citations · 2019