Marco Marconi
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About
Marco Marconi’s research lies at the intersection of sustainable manufacturing, circular economy, and intelligent automation, with a core focus on advancing the end-of-life management of electronic waste. His major contributions center on the design and technical implementation of robotic systems for the automated disassembly of electronic components—a critical step toward enabling component reuse rather than mere material recycling. His pioneering work, including the highly cited 2018 study “Feasibility Study and Design of an Automatic System for Electronic Components Disassembly” (29 citations), demonstrates how flexible robotic cells can efficiently recover valuable parts from printed circuit boards, reducing waste and unlocking cost-saving opportunities. A follow-up paper on technical implementation (11 citations) further solidifies his role in bridging automation engineering with environmental sustainability. Marconi’s research not only addresses a pressing industrial challenge but also provides a scalable, data-driven framework for the circular electronics economy. His work is essential reading for engineers and researchers seeking to transform e-waste from an environmental liability into a resource-rich asset through smart, automated solutions.
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