Federico Boscolo

Federico Boscolo is a PhD student in Computer and Systems Engineering (2023–2026) at Politecnico di Torino, affiliated with the Department of Automatic Control and Computer Science (DAUIN). He serves as an external lecturer and teaching assistant in the same department. His research focuses on AI-driven biometric systems, particularly face and gait recognition for automotive safety applications, conducted within the GRaphics And INtelligent Systems (GRAINS) research group.

Education: Master's Degree in Computer Engineering (Politecnico di Torino), specializing in Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics.

Research Interests: Development of novel algorithms for biometric recognition, synthetic dataset creation, and integration of AI into automotive systems. His work emphasizes improving recognition accuracy through multimodal fusion (face/gait) and real-world applicability in emergency scenarios.

Publications: Recent works include studies on 3D human pose estimation for gait recognition and deep learning techniques in sports performance analysis. These contributions bridge computer vision and practical applications in automotive and sports domains.

Patent: Co-inventor of a biometric vehicle access system activated via real-time recognition of face/pose features.

Teaching: Collaborator on Computer Architecture courses for Computer Engineering students (2023/24–2024/25).