Tommaso Campi

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Tommaso Campi is a leading researcher in wireless power transfer and biomedical implant technologies, with a particular focus on innovative charging systems for medical devices. His most cited work, "Innovative Wireless Charging System for Implantable Capsule Robots" (2021, 23 citations), introduces a novel approach combining Helmholtz and birdcage coil configurations to generate a magnetic field with all nonzero components, enabling efficient power delivery to capsule robots regardless of their orientation within the human body. This breakthrough addresses a critical challenge in implantable medical devices—ensuring reliable charging despite unpredictable positioning. Campi also developed "An Automated Scanning System for the Acquisition of Nonuniform Time-Varying Magnetic Fields" (2019, 5 citations), a robotic-arm-based solution for measuring complex magnetic fields with high precision, using a calibrated tri-axial sensor and Helmholtz coil reference. His work bridges electromagnetic theory and practical biomedical engineering, offering scalable solutions for next-generation medical implants. With a growing citation impact, Campi’s contributions are shaping the future of wireless medical device powering and magnetic field characterization.