Stefano Gabbatore

Stefano Gabbatore serves as an External Collaborator and Part-Time Lecturer at the Department of Architecture and Design (DAD) at Polytechnic University of Turin. His academic profile demonstrates a strong focus on design innovation, particularly in transportation, human-computer interaction, and co-design methodologies.

His research interests span across multiple domains including Transportation Design, Color Theory, Human-Computer Interaction, and Telepresence Robotics. Gabbatore's work frequently explores the intersection of design thinking with practical applications in mobility solutions and user experience. His publications reveal an interdisciplinary approach that bridges architecture, industrial design, and digital innovation.

The scholarly output shows a consistent trajectory toward human-centered design solutions, with recent publications focusing on co-design methodologies for transportation well-being, chromatic models for aircraft cabins, and innovative approaches to digital interaction spaces. His work demonstrates practical applications in both educational contexts and industry settings.

Gabbatore has contributed to multiple collaborative projects, including patent development for parcel collection systems. His teaching activities include the Design for Industrialization course (Serial Production Design Module) across multiple academic years (2019/2020 to 2024/2025) and Challenge@PoliTo projects related to visual recognition for assisted maintenance and seat design in automotive engineering contexts.