Plinio Moreno López

Plinio Moreno López is a Researcher at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Lisbon. His work spans robotics, computer science, and neurotechnology, focusing on human-robot interaction, 3D perception, and EEG-based systems.

• Active in robotics and artificial intelligence research
• Specializes in multimodal sensing and action recognition
• Develops socially interactive robotic systems

Research interests center around human-robot interaction, deep learning, and 3D object detection. His recent publications demonstrate expertise in knowledge distillation for autonomous systems, cross-view action recognition, and EEG-based interaction models. Collaborations span both robotics and healthcare domains with emphasis on sensor networks and temporal resolution.

Scientific contributions include:

• Advancing social robotics through engagement models
• Developing EEG-based anticipation frameworks
• Optimizing 3D perception via knowledge distillation
• Creating fall detection systems using wrist sensors
• Building mutual information metrics for robot adaptation
• Pioneering exocentric-to-egocentric view transitions