Andrea Amidei

Andrea Amidei serves as a Research Fellow for the ADAS+ project since 2020, specializing in driver psychophysiological state monitoring systems that integrate multimodal physiological signals for road safety applications.

His academic background includes:

• Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering (2017), University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
• Master of Science in Electronics Engineering (2020), University of Modena and Reggio Emilia; thesis developed during an STMicroelectronics internship in Catania focusing on PPG-based driver drowsiness monitoring

His research centers on real-time assessment of driver drowsiness and attention levels through advanced integration of physiological signals including ocular metrics (blink patterns, gaze direction), head posture, galvanic skin response, respiratory patterns, and intoxication indicators. This work bridges automotive safety engineering and biomedical signal processing, developing non-intrusive monitoring solutions for next-generation driver assistance systems with significant implications for accident prevention through early impairment detection.

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His current research activities are conducted within the ADAS+ project framework, though specific laboratory infrastructure or collaborative team structures beyond this project were not detailed.