Michele Maestrini

Assistant Professor

Politecnico di Torino

Italy

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Michele Maestrini is an Assistant Professor at Politecnico di Milano, Italy. His research focuses on spacecraft collision avoidance, optimal control strategies for satellite station-keeping, and advanced imaging techniques for non-cooperative target pose estimation. Recent publications include works on guidance laws for spacecraft and segmentation methods for resident space objects.

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Mauro Massari

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Politecnico di Milano

ITALY

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Cross-modal fusion of monocular images and neuromorphic streams for 6D pose estimation of non-cooperative targets

CAMmary: A review of spacecraft collision avoidance manoeuvre design methods

Polynomial guidance laws for robust fuel optimal station-keeping of geostationary satellites

Low-Thrust Optimal Control of Spacecraft Hovering for Proximity Operations

A Factor-Ignored Module for Easy Detection of Uncooperative Spacecraft Using Small Training Samples

Relative Navigation Strategy About Unknown and Uncooperative Targets

Instance Segmentation for Feature Recognition on Noncooperative Resident Space Objects

Monocular Relative Pose Estimation Pipeline for Uncooperative Resident Space Objects

Guidance Strategy for Autonomous Inspection of Unknown Non-Cooperative Resident Space Objects

Small-Body Segmentation Based on Morphological Features with a U-Shaped Network Architecture

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Mauro Massari

Pierluigi Di Lizia

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