Fulvio Corno

Fulvio Corno is a Professor in the Department of Control and Computer Engineering at the Polytechnic University of Turin, Italy. With a research career spanning over three decades since 1992, he has established himself as a prominent researcher in Internet of Things, Human-Computer Interaction, and Ambient Intelligence.

His research focuses on making technology accessible to end-users, particularly through work on End-User Development in IoT systems, assistive technologies for people with disabilities, and security challenges in IoT environments. Corno's work bridges the gap between technical complexity and user needs, developing tools that simplify interaction with smart environments.

His publication trends show a consistent focus on IoT systems, with recent work emphasizing security issues for novice programmers, computational notebooks for prototyping, and natural language interfaces for configuring smart environments. His research has evolved from foundational work on semantic approaches to IoT to practical tools addressing real-world implementation challenges.

Corno has collaborated extensively with researchers including Luigi De Russis, Alberto Monge Roffarello, and Dario Bonino, producing significant contributions to the field of smart environments and end-user programming.

He has contributed to education in Ambient Intelligence, developing courses that prepare engineers for the challenges of intelligent environments, and has supervised numerous students in this emerging field.

His laboratory work centers on practical implementations of IoT systems, with projects spanning healthcare support systems, notification management across devices, and accessibility solutions for people with motor disabilities.