Michele Tritto

Chief Scientific Officer

Next Tuna GmbH

Italy

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Dr. Michele Tritto is the Chief Scientific Officer at Next2U Srl in Italy. His research focuses on cognitive workload estimation, emotional state detection systems, and the application of infrared thermal imaging in medical diagnostics. Recent publications highlight his contributions to human-machine interaction, cognitive impairment testing, and the assessment of children with cerebral palsy through innovative technologies.

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David Perpetuini

University of Chieti-Pescara

ITALY

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Raffaello Pellegrino

SWITZERLAND

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Daniela Cardone

Associate Professor

University of Chieti-Pescara

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ColorI-DT: An open-source tool for the quantitative evaluation of differences in microscopy color images

An Overview of Approaches and Methods for the Cognitive Workload Estimation in Human–Machine Interaction Scenarios through Wearables Sensors

Assessing Feasibility of Cognitive Impairment Testing Using Social Robotic Technology Augmented with Affective Computing and Emotional State Detection Systems

Preliminary Findings on the Use of Infrared Thermal Imaging for the Detection of Reactive Hyperemia in the Upper Limb on Vasculopathic Patients

Psychophysiological Assessment of Children with Cerebral Palsy during Robotic-Assisted Gait Training through Infrared Imaging

Classification of Drivers’ Mental Workload Levels: Comparison of Machine Learning Methods Based on ECG and Infrared Thermal Signals

Identification of Functional Cortical Plasticity in Children with Cerebral Palsy Associated to Robotic-Assisted Gait Training: An fNIRS Study

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David Perpetuini

Raffaello Pellegrino

Daniela Cardone

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