Giorgia Marullo

Giorgia Marullo is a Researcher at the Department of Management and Production Engineering (DIGEP) at Politecnico di Torino. She collaborates on teaching in biomedical engineering, focusing on 3D graphics applications in biometric contexts. Her work bridges machine learning, computer science, and medical rehabilitation to develop innovative solutions.

• Research Assistant at DIGEP
• Collaborator in Master's courses on 3D graphics

Marullo's research interests include Biomedical Engineering, Machine Learning, and Human-Computer Interaction, with applications in 3D Graphics and Medical Rehabilitation. Her recent publications emphasize deep learning and convolutional neural networks for healthcare challenges, such as vocal rehabilitation, phantom limb pain, and skin ulcer analysis.

From 2024 to 2025, Marullo's work has focused on integrating Artificial Intelligence and Computer Vision into clinical tools and rehabilitation frameworks. Key projects include augmented humans, mirror therapy, and lip-reading systems for patient recovery. Her research also explores sign language teaching through gesture recognition and serious games.

Marullo is a co-inventor of the national patent Metodologia Per La Valutazione Delle Performance Di Atleti Nella Ginnastica Artistica, demonstrating her interdisciplinary approach to engineering and healthcare.