Veronica Biagini

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Veronica Biagini is a researcher specializing in electric machine design and actuation systems, with a particular focus on rotary-linear motors and their applications in automotive and robotics. Her major contribution lies in the development of a low-complexity rotary-linear motor that integrates both rotary and linear motion along a single axis, offering a compact and efficient solution for active wheels in electric and hybrid vehicles, as well as for tooling machines and automation. This work, published in 2010 and cited 25 times, addresses the need for simplified actuation in systems requiring dual-motion capabilities, such as steering and propulsion in active wheels. Biagini’s innovation reduces mechanical complexity while maintaining performance, making it a practical choice for emerging vehicle technologies. Her research bridges the gap between theoretical motor design and real-world implementation, with potential impacts on energy efficiency and system integration. This notable achievement underscores her role in advancing electric vehicle actuation and robotic systems, offering a foundation for future developments in compact, multi-functional actuators.