Diego Barrettino

Diego Barrettino is a Lecturer at the Institute of Electrical Engineering IET CC Digital Energy and Electric Power, part of the Lucerne School of Engineering and Architecture at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts. His work focuses on advanced sensor systems, biomedical electronics, and IoT applications. Key projects include the development of portable medical devices for elderly health monitoring, smart agriculture sensors for grain moisture analysis, and implantable systems for cardiovascular monitoring. He also leads initiatives like the ExoFET and SmartCuff projects, emphasizing wearable and low-cost medical technologies.

Barrettino’s research integrates CMOS technology, microelectronics, and sensor design to address challenges in healthcare, agriculture, and industrial applications. His contributions span from low-power biomedical circuits to smart sensor networks, with a focus on practical, cost-effective solutions. Recent trends in his publications highlight advancements in implantable systems, IoT-enabled agriculture monitoring, and portable diagnostic tools.

Notable achievements include pioneering work on capacitive and inductive sensors for industrial and medical use, as well as innovations in microhotplate-based gas sensor systems. His interdisciplinary approach bridges electrical engineering with applications in healthcare and environmental monitoring, reflecting a commitment to real-world problem-solving.