Marco Guermandi
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About
Marco Guermandi is a researcher at the forefront of wearable neurotechnology and augmented reality (AR) interfaces. His work focuses on developing non-invasive brain–machine interaction systems that seamlessly integrate with head-mounted displays, enabling intuitive control and real-time neural feedback. Guermandi’s most-cited paper, "A Wearable Device for Brain–Machine Interaction with Augmented Reality Head-Mounted Display" (2020), introduces a compact, EEG-based wearable that decodes neural signals to interact with virtual environments—a key step toward practical, everyday brain-computer interfaces. While his citation count is still growing, this work has been recognized for its innovative fusion of low-cost sensors and AR hardware, opening pathways for assistive technology, hands-free control, and immersive training. Guermandi’s contributions are particularly notable for addressing the ergonomic and computational challenges of mobile neurotechnology, making brain–machine interaction more accessible. His research continues to push the boundaries of human-computer symbiosis, with potential applications in rehabilitation, gaming, and cognitive enhancement.
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