Marco Crepaldi

Marco Crepaldi is an active researcher with a focus on biomedical circuits, wearable systems, and machine learning applications. His work spans collaborations with institutions and researchers globally, contributing to fields such as multisensory rehabilitation devices, ultra-wideband communication, and neuromorphic computing.

• Research Interests: Biomedical circuits for rehabilitation, wireless sensing, machine learning hardware, and human-robot interaction.

Recent publications highlight his innovation in:

• Transformer and graph neural networks for fall detection
• Reservoir computing for seizure control
• Low-power 8-bit neural processors
• Wearable multisensory systems for visually impaired infants

He has co-authored 73+ peer-reviewed publications since 2007, with a technical focus on ultra-wideband systems, asynchronous logic, and embedded biomedical devices.