Field Robotics

Overview

Field robotics deals with the fundamentals and applications of mobile robots operating in unstructured and dynamic environments, where conditions cannot be controlled. Applications include, but are not limited to: precision agroforestry, construction, space exploration, and industrial inspection. Our research focuses on the development of novel algorithms for perception, planning and control of mobile robots (tracked, wheeled, legged), parameter modeling and system identification (e.g., slippage in tracked robots on slopes), as well as novel unconventional robot designs (e.g., roped-legged).

Marco Camurri
Marco Camurri
Associate Professor

Roboticist and Software Engineer

Michele Focchi
Michele Focchi
Assistant Professor (RTD-A)

Passionate researcher in legged robotics, with applications to inspection, load handling and maintenance.

Andrea Del Prete
Andrea Del Prete
Associate Professor

My research interests include robotics, optimal control and safe reinforcement learning.

Davide Dorigoni
Davide Dorigoni
PhD Student

My research interests include SLAM and robot perception with mobile robots.

Tommaso Faraci
Tommaso Faraci
PhD student

PhD student researching Navigation in Dynamic Environments

Pietro Noah Crestaz
Pietro Noah Crestaz
PhD Student

My research interests include reinforcement learning and legged locotion.

Luigi Palopoli
Luigi Palopoli
Full Professor in Robotics

Researcher in the application of AI to social and rehabilitation robotics

Daniele Fontanelli
Daniele Fontanelli
Full Professor of Measurements and Robotics

Passionate researcher in distributed measurements for robotics application in the field of manufacturing, healthcare and agrifood.