MATTEO BOTTIN

Assistant professor

University of Padua

Italy

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Matteo Bottin is an Assistant Professor at the University of Padua, Italy. His research focuses on optimizing industrial robotic tasks, collision mitigation in robotic systems, and collaborative assembly systems. He has contributed to various articles discussing the performance evaluation of robotic devices, vibration control in cutting machines, and the design of assisting mechanisms.

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Giovanni Boschetti

Full Professor

University of Padova

ITALY

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Silvio Cocuzza

University of Padova

ITALY

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Alberto Doria

University of Padova

ITALY

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Riccardo Minto

University of Padova

ITALY

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Giulio Rosati

University of Padova

ITALY

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JUAN SEBASTIAN SANDOVAL AREVALO

Assistant Professor

University of Poitiers

FRANCE

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MATTEO BOTTIN

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Articles (10)

Experimental Validation of Light Cable-Driven Elbow-Assisting Device L-CADEL Design

Optimizing Cycle Time of Industrial Robotic Tasks with Multiple Feasible Configurations at the Working Points

Development and Validation of an End-Effector for Mitigation of Collisions

Variable Stiffness Mechanism for the Reduction of Cutting Forces in Robotic Deburring

A dynamic model for the optimization of rotatory feeding devices

Sales Kit Automated Production: An Integrated Procedure for Setup Reduction in Case of High Products Variety

Analysis and Control of Vibrations of a Cartesian Cutting Machine Using an Equivalent Robotic Model

Multi-robot multi-operator collaborative assembly systems: a performance evaluation model

Modeling and identification of an industrial robot with a selective modal approach

Design and performance of an elbow assisting mechanism

Collaborators (6)

Giovanni Boschetti

Silvio Cocuzza

Alberto Doria

Riccardo Minto

Giulio Rosati

JUAN SEBASTIAN SANDOVAL AREVALO

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