Claudio Ettore Casetti

Claudio Ettore Casetti is a Full Professor in the Department of Control and Computer Engineering (DAUIN) at the Polytechnic University of Turin. He is a member of the FULL Interdepartmental Center - Future Urban Legacy Lab and serves as Scientific Advisor for partnership agreements with FiberCop and TIM. His research spans mobile and vehicular networks, telecommunications, and next-generation mobile systems.

• Full Professor, DAUIN, Polytechnic University of Turin
• Member, FULL Interdepartmental Center
• Scientific Advisor, FiberCop & TIM Partnerships
• Research Lead, NETGROUP & TNG

His research interests include mobile ad hoc networks, vehicular ad hoc networks, mobile telecommunication systems, 5G/6G networking, edge-cloud continuum, and AI/ML applications in connected vehicles. He actively contributes to sustainable urban mobility and smart city technologies, aligning with SDG Goals 9 and 11.

The most recent publications reflect a strong trend toward intelligent vehicular systems, leveraging AI, edge computing, and advanced networking for autonomous driving, crowd monitoring, and 6G integration. His work combines theoretical innovation with real-world deployment in urban living labs and industrial collaborations.

• AI/ML for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles
• 6G Programmable Networking
• Edge Intelligence and Cloud Continuum
• Vehicular Telemetry and Testing
• Privacy-Preserving Urban Sensing
• Resource Management in UAV Networks

Claudio Casetti supervises multiple PhD students including Giuseppe Perrone, Diego Gasco, and Riccardo Rusca. He leads numerous research grants funded by the EU (Horizon 2020, Horizon Europe, PNRR), national programs (PRIN), and industry partners such as FiberCop, TIM, Intel, and Stellantis. These projects focus on digital mobility transformation, resilient CCAM, vehicular edge computing, and future telecommunications.

He is actively involved in research groups NETGROUP - Computer Networks Group (DAUIN) and TNG (DET), and contributes to the FULL (DAD) center. His leadership in initiatives like ToMove, HD-MOTION, and PREDICT-6G underscores his role in shaping future urban mobility and networked intelligent systems.