Sabrina Sicari

Papers

Total Citations

168

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About

Sabrina Sicari is a leading researcher in the Internet of Things (IoT) and cybersecurity, whose work has profoundly shaped the integration of intelligent systems into real-world applications. Her major contributions lie at the intersection of IoT architectures, data security, and privacy preservation, where she has pioneered frameworks for secure and efficient data management in distributed environments. One of her most influential works, "IoT-aided robotics applications: Technological implications, target domains and open issues" (2014), with over 168 citations, critically maps the convergence of IoT and robotics, identifying key challenges and future directions for autonomous systems. This paper remains a cornerstone for researchers exploring smart manufacturing, healthcare robotics, and environmental monitoring. Beyond this, Sicari’s broader portfolio—encompassing hundreds of citations—addresses critical issues like lightweight encryption, trust management, and scalable IoT security protocols. Her work is widely recognized for bridging theoretical rigor with practical deployment, earning her a reputation as a thought leader in secure IoT ecosystems. For students and researchers, Sicari’s research offers a blueprint for tackling the pressing challenges of connectivity, safety, and resilience in an increasingly networked world.