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Paolo Fiorini is a Full Professor at the Department of Engineering for Innovation Medicine, University of Verona, specializing in robotics, automation, and robotic surgery. His academic career spans multiple engineering disciplines with a focus on applying robotic technologies to unconventional areas such as medicine and surgery.
- Department: Department of Engineering for Innovation Medicine
- University: University of Verona
- Academic Sector: ING-INF/05 - Information Processing Systems
- Research Areas: Control Engineering, Robotics, Man-machine interfaces
Professor Fiorini's research interests center around automation and robotics, particularly in medical applications. His work focuses on robotic surgery, developing new algorithms and designing surgical robots through a company he founded. He has expanded his research to apply medical robotics concepts to industrial applications through IoT and Industry 4.0 technologies. Current research directions include autonomous robotic surgery functions using big data analysis and machine learning methods to enable robots to collaborate with surgeons during interventions.
His recent publications demonstrate strong trends in surgical robotics, autonomous systems, and the integration of AI techniques for medical applications. The research spans from fundamental control engineering to practical implementations in both medical and industrial settings, with particular emphasis on safety, human-robot collaboration, and real-time system performance.
Professor Fiorini leads multiple research groups including:
- ForMe - Formal Methods for the Design of Engineering Systems
- Information Extraction for Robotic Surgery
- Robotics, Artificial Intelligence and Control
He has secured significant research funding, including European Community grants for autonomous robotic surgery projects. His research portfolio includes numerous projects related to surgical robotics, industrial automation, and control systems, demonstrating both theoretical depth and practical implementation capabilities.
Professor Fiorini directs the ALTAIR Laboratory and serves as the Internationalization Representative for his department. His teaching portfolio is extensive, covering courses in robotics, dynamic systems, and system theory across multiple degree programs including Computer Engineering, Bioinformatics, and Medicine.
