Roberto Beraldi
Papers
5
Total Citations
37
H-Index
4
About
Roberto Beraldi is a leading researcher in distributed robotics and pervasive computing, with a focus on swarm intelligence and embedded systems. His pioneering work demonstrates how robots can achieve complex, autonomous cooperation by leveraging environmental cues rather than centralized control. In his highly cited 2009 study on swarm robot synchronization using RFID tags (14 citations), Beraldi introduced a paradigm where knowledge and computational power are distributed across the environment, enabling agents to behave like insects in a swarm. This approach, further developed in his 2009 paper on swarm cooperation (8 citations), shows how robots can coordinate tasks through RFID landmarks, achieving fully distributed and autonomous operation. More recently, Beraldi has advanced the field of embedded computer vision with his 2023 work on lightweight, energy-aware monocular depth estimation models for IoT devices (8 citations), addressing critical challenges in both terrestrial and underwater scenarios. His research consistently tackles the fundamental tension between computational power and energy constraints in distributed systems. With cumulative citations exceeding 37 across his most influential works, Beraldi’s contributions are shaping the future of autonomous, energy-efficient robotic swarms for real-world applications.
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- 1Swarm robot synchronization using RFID tags14 citations · 2009
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- 3A swarm of robots using RFID tags for synchronization and cooperation8 citations · 2009
- 4Cooperation in a swarm of robots using RFID landmarks4 citations · 2008
- 5Swarm Robot Synchronisation Using RFID Tags.3 citations · 2009