Vincenzo Costanza

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Total Citations

138

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About

Vincenzo Costanza is a leading researcher in bioinspired materials and soft robotics, with a focus on developing advanced sensory interfaces for artificial skins and haptic technologies. His work bridges materials science and bioengineering to create flexible, biomimetic systems that enhance human-machine interaction. Costanza’s most cited paper, "Biomimetic temperature-sensing layer for artificial skins" (84 citations), introduces pectin-based films with exceptional temperature sensitivity—over two orders of magnitude higher than conventional sensors—enabling precise thermal feedback for prosthetics and robotics. He further innovated in haptic feedback with "A Flexible Spiraling‐Metasurface as a Versatile Haptic Interface" (30 citations), a thin, flexible surface that augments virtual reality and wearable devices. His study on glycerol’s effect on pectin films (24 citations) optimizes mechanical and sensing properties for e-skin applications. Costanza’s contributions are pivotal for advancing prosthetic limbs, healthcare monitoring, and robotic interactions, demonstrating high-impact, cross-disciplinary research that pushes the boundaries of smart materials and sensory systems.