Filippo Costa

Assistant Professor

University of Pisa

Italy

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Filippo Costa is an Assistant Professor at Università degli Studi di Pisa, Italy. His research focuses on innovative technologies in the domains of anticounterfeiting, robotics, and microwave engineering. Recent publications include studies on hardware-based anticounterfeiting technologies, robotic hand localization systems, and advanced antenna designs. His work incorporates machine learning and novel materials, contributing to advancements in chipless RFID systems and multifunctional metamaterials.

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Giuliano Manara

Full Professor

University of Pisa

ITALY

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Luca Daniel

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

UNITED STATES

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Ferran Paredes

Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB)

SPAIN

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Alessandro Tognetti

University of Pisa

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Ferran Martín

SPAIN

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Simone Genovesi

University of Pisa

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Pau Casacuberta

Adjunct Professor

University of Barcelona

SPAIN

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Articles (29)

Combating the Counterfeit: A Review on Hardware-Based Anticounterfeiting Technologies

mm-Wave Substrate-Integrated Fabry–Perot/Leaky-Wave Antennas in E-Band

High-Capacity Chipless RFID System Enabled by Machine Learning Predictive Models

Large-Spacing Periodic Beam Scanning Arrays With Dynamic Coupling Elements for Grating Lobe Suppression

Novel Fabrication-Tolerant Resonator Design for mm-Wave Chipless RFID and Its Analytical Model

Robotic Hand Localization Enabled by a Fully Passive Tagging System

Radio Frequency Passive Tagging System Enabling Object Recognition and Alignment by Robotic Hands

A Wideband Amplifying Frequency-Selective Rasorber Based on a 2.5-D Antenna-Circuit-Antenna Structure

Multifunctional Metamaterials Through Liquid Metal-Controlled Hierarchical Microchannel Structures

Microwave Capacitive Pressure Sensor Based on an Additively Manufactured Elastic Layer

U-TAG: Electromagnetic Wireless Sensing System for Robotic Hand Pre-Grasping

Design and Application of a Novel Radio Frequency Wireless Sensor for Pre-Touch Sensing and Grasping of Objects

Low-Profile Radio Frequency Pressure Sensor Based on Additive Manufacturing Technology

Path Tracking for Autonomously Guided Vehicles by Using Wireless Passive Resonators

3D Chipless RFID Tag for Anti-Counterfeiting Applications

A General Analytical Arrangement for Large-Spacing Planar Scanning Array Grating Lobe Suppression Based on Energy Homogenization Theory

Parasitic Scatterer Radiation Field Analysis Method for ESPAR antennas

Toward a Low-Cost Portable Reader for Reflective-Mode Microwave Sensors

Wireless mm-Wave Chipless Pressure Sensor

Portable Reflective-Mode Phase-Variation Microwave Sensor Based on a Rat-Race Coupler Pair and Gain/Phase Detector for Dielectric Characterization

Ultrathin and Bendable mm-Wave Chipless Tags Based on Grounded Periodic Surfaces

Wearable Textile-Based Sensor Tag for Breath Rate Measurement

Matching Layer Design for Far-Field and Near-Field Penetration Into a Multilayered Lossy Media [Bioelectromagnetics]

Electromagnetic Characterization of Thin Films by Using Non-Contacting Waveguides

Contactless Waveguide Characterization of Piezoresistive Materials for Wireless Strain Sensors

Design Guidelines for Sensors Based on Spiral Resonators

High Performance Energy Selective Surface based on Equivalent Circuit Design Approach

Thermal Modeling of Resonant Scatterers and Reflectometry Approach for Remote Temperature Sensing

Wireless Monitoring of Displacement Using Spiral Resonators

Collaborators (7)

Giuliano Manara

Luca Daniel

Ferran Paredes

Alessandro Tognetti

Ferran Martín

Simone Genovesi

Pau Casacuberta

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