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Rossi Passarella is a researcher specializing in autonomous robotics, navigation systems, and computer vision. His work focuses on developing intelligent control methods for robotic platforms, particularly autonomous surface vehicles (ASVs) and small-scale spy robots. Passarella’s major contributions include the design of obstacle avoidance systems for ASVs using the Fuzzy Kohonen Network (FKN), which enables robot boats to detect and navigate around obstacles autonomously. He has also advanced virtual reality-based robotics by implementing image segmentation with RGB color detection and the Pythagoras algorithm, allowing small remotely controlled robots to spy in confined spaces. Additionally, his research on the Katamaran robotic ship employs Fuzzy Sugeno logic to enhance navigation and stability through rudder-based maneuvering. While his most-cited papers each have 2 citations, these works represent foundational steps in integrating fuzzy logic and neural networks into practical robotic navigation. Passarella’s achievements include the development of dual-hull robotic ships and VR-enabled spy tools, showcasing his ability to bridge theoretical algorithms with real-world robotic applications. His research is particularly valuable for students and engineers interested in autonomous maritime systems, fuzzy control, and vision-based robotics.