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Marco Saccucci is a leading figure in the intersection of mechatronics, heritage science, and sustainable preservation. His research focuses on developing innovative, technology-driven solutions for the documentation, monitoring, and conservation of cultural heritage assets. Saccucci’s most cited work, "The Heritage Management and Preservation Using the Mechatronic Survey" (2017, 37 citations), addresses a critical bottleneck in the field: the inefficiency and high cost of traditional, human-intensive survey methods. By integrating mechatronic systems—combining sensors, robotics, and automated data processing—he has pioneered approaches that overcome difficult site access and reduce time and expense, enabling more frequent and precise condition assessments. This contribution is pivotal for the long-term sustainability of heritage sites, offering a scalable, non-invasive alternative to manual inspections. Beyond this flagship paper, Saccucci’s broader portfolio advances the use of digital twins and automated monitoring for preventive conservation. His work is widely recognized for bridging engineering and cultural heritage, providing practical tools that empower conservators and managers to make data-driven decisions, ensuring that irreplaceable assets are preserved for future generations.
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- 1The Heritage Management and Preservation Using the Mechatronic Survey37 citations · 2017