Veronica Bartolucci

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Veronica Bartolucci is a researcher at the forefront of marine robotics and educational technology, whose work bridges the gap between complex autonomous systems and accessible learning tools. Her primary research areas include autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), digital twin simulation, and educational robotics. Bartolucci’s most significant contribution is the development of a digital twin infrastructure for designing underwater surveys with diver propulsion vehicles (DPVs), a project that has garnered 7 citations for its practical approach to testing buoyancy configurations before real-world deployment. This work, detailed in her 2022 paper, demonstrates her ability to translate theoretical models into tangible engineering solutions using MATLAB/Simulink. She has also tackled synchronization problems for teams of AUVs, applying max-plus algebra to coordinate fish-like robots for reconnaissance missions—a novel framework with 1 citation that showcases her mathematical rigor. On the educational front, Bartolucci’s 2021 paper on using Nintendo Labo for primary school robotics, with 2 citations, reflects her commitment to fostering digital skills in young learners, aligning with Italian Ministry of Education initiatives. Her diverse portfolio highlights a unique ability to innovate in both high-stakes underwater technology and inclusive STEM education.