Tommaso Fedullo

University of Padua, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia

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Tommaso Fedullo’s research lies at the intersection of wireless communication, industrial automation, and functional safety, with a particular focus on enabling real-time, high-reliability connectivity for demanding control applications. His work addresses the critical challenge of adapting Wi-Fi and Ultra-Wideband (UWB) technologies for time-sensitive industrial environments, including advanced manufacturing and cooperative robotics. In his 2019 study on embedded systems for time-critical Wi-Fi applications, Fedullo demonstrated how networked wireless solutions can overcome the latency and reliability barriers that traditionally limit their use in industrial control. His 2022 contribution on UWB for distance measurement and positioning further advances the field by exploring how wireless ranging can support functional safety in factory automation, process control, and healthcare. Though his citation counts are currently modest (3 each), these papers represent foundational steps in a rapidly growing domain. Fedullo’s work is especially notable for bridging the gap between theoretical wireless performance and practical, safety-critical deployment—a key concern for next-generation smart factories and autonomous systems.