Paolo Carbone
Papers
6
Total Citations
144
H-Index
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About
Paolo Carbone is a leading researcher in magnetic and wireless positioning systems, with a focus on real-time tracking and biomedical applications. His work spans the development of innovative localization technologies, including ultra-wideband (UWB) relative positioning and multi-node magnetic tracking systems. Carbone’s major contributions include the creation of a wearable, wirelessly powered finger-tracking system for gesture recognition (34 citations) and a magnetic positioning system calibrated using robotic arms for high precision (27 citations). He has significantly advanced the field of biomedical monitoring, particularly through his real-time tremor and trajectory detection system for Parkinson’s disease patients (20 citations), which aims to enable low-cost, scalable clinical devices for early diagnosis and treatment monitoring. With over 144 citations across his most-cited works, Carbone’s research demonstrates strong impact in both engineering and healthcare. His notable achievements include the development of a distributed data acquisition architecture for multi-node magnetic tracking (11 citations), showcasing his ability to integrate hardware and software for practical, real-world solutions. Carbone’s work continues to bridge the gap between advanced sensing technologies and critical medical applications.
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Top Papers
- 1Development and Analysis of a UWB Relative Localization System41 citations · 2023
- 2A Wearable and Wirelessly Powered System for Multiple Finger Tracking34 citations · 2020
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