Ettore Bianco

Ettore Bianco is an **External Collaborator** in the **Scientific-Technological Sector (SAIL)** and the **Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (DIMEAS)** at the Polytechnic University of Turin. His work focuses on sustainable mobility, advanced motor control systems, and electric vehicle technology. He has contributed to multiple projects involving fault-tolerant torque control for automotive applications, eddy current brakes, and electric trolley prototypes for zipline transport.

He has been a **Course Collaborator** for the 'The Future of E-Mobility' module in the Mechanical Engineering program during the academic years 2021/22, 2022/23, and 2023/24. He holds a Doctoral Thesis (2025) supervised by Professors Massimiliana Carello and Iustin Radu Bojoi, which explores fault-tolerant torque control strategies for automotive-grade motors.

Research Interests: Bianco’s research emphasizes enhancing electric vehicle performance through robust motor control techniques, optimizing renewable energy integration into transport systems, and developing sustainable infrastructure solutions. His work bridges theoretical advancements in electrical engineering with practical applications in mechanical systems and eco-friendly mobility.

Advising & Grants: While no grants or awards are explicitly mentioned, his doctoral thesis indicates active collaboration with senior researchers. He has not listed advisees in the provided texts, though his role as a collaborator suggests potential involvement in team-based projects.

Labs & Teams: His affiliation with SAIL (Sustainability of the University, Research Infrastructures and Laboratories) and DIMEAS implies participation in interdisciplinary teams focused on sustainable research infrastructure and cutting-edge mechanical engineering solutions.