Marco Esposito

Assistant Professor

Polytechnic University of Turin

Italy

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Marco Esposito is an Assistant Professor at the Polytechnic University of Turin, Italy. His research focuses on innovative approaches to shape sensing and load identification in composite structures, particularly in the context of aerospace applications. Recent work includes the development of formulations for the shape-sensing of thin-walled and stiffened structures, utilizing advanced techniques such as inverse finite element methods and machine learning for load monitoring.

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A new Single Sensor Based iFEM formulation for shape-sensing of thin-walled structures instrumented with single-sided sensor configurations: Formulation, numerical assessment, and experimental validation

A novel shape sensing approach based on the coupling of Modal Virtual Sensor Expansion and iFEM: Numerical and experimental assessment on composite stiffened structures

Hybrid Shell-Beam Inverse Finite Element Method for the Shape Sensing of Stiffened Thin-Walled Structures: Formulation and Experimental Validation on a Composite Wing-Shaped Panel

Advanced multi-input system identification for next generation aircraft loads monitoring using linear regression, neural networks and deep learning

Shape Sensing for an UAV Composite Half-Wing: Numerical Comparison between Modal Method and Ko’s Displacement Theory

Experimental Shape Sensing and Load Identification on a Stiffened Panel: A Comparative Study

External loads identification and shape sensing on an aluminum wing box: An integrated approach

Material and strain sensing uncertainties quantification for the shape sensing of a composite wing box

Composite wing box deformed-shape reconstruction based on measured strains: Optimization and comparison of existing approaches

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