Pedro Pozelli
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Dr. Pedro Pozelli is a researcher in robotics and embedded systems, with a focus on low-cost automation and educational robotics. His most-cited work, "Programming of a robotic arm using PIC18F4550 microcontroller and direct current motors" (2019), introduces an accessible alternative to servomotor-based robotic arms by leveraging DC motors, encoders, and a Microchip® microcontroller. This design prioritizes software-defined control, making it particularly valuable for didactic settings where students can explore robotics fundamentals without prohibitive hardware costs. With 6 citations, the paper has provided a practical foundation for educators and hobbyists alike. Pozelli’s contributions lie at the intersection of microcontroller programming and mechatronics, emphasizing reproducibility and affordability. His work supports the democratization of robotics education, enabling broader experimentation in classrooms and labs. By bridging theoretical control concepts with hands-on implementation, Pozelli’s research continues to inspire new approaches to teaching robotics and embedded system design.
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