Nicola Ivan Giannoccaro

Associate professor

Università del Salento

Italy

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Dr. Nicola Ivan Giannoccaro is an Associate Professor at Università del Salento in Italy. His research areas encompass advanced driver assistance systems, robotic picking systems, IoT applications in agrivoltaics, and innovative agricultural vehicle design. He has contributed to significant advancements in mobile robotics, multibody modeling, and energy harvesting methods for automation and mechatronics.

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Dora Foti

Polytechnic of Bari

ITALY

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Paolo Visconti

University of Salerno

ITALY

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Vito Telesca

Associate Professor

University of Basilicata

ITALY

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Articles (13)

An Innovative Vision-Guided Feeding System for Robotic Picking of Different-Shaped Industrial Components Randomly Arranged

Analysis and Development of an IoT System for an Agrivoltaics Plant

Development of Tools for the Automatic Processing of Advanced Driver Assistance System Test Data

A New Reconfigurable Agricultural Vehicle Controlled by a User Graphical Interface: Mechanical and Electronic Aspects

Processing of Lidar and IMU Data for Target Detection and Odometry of a Mobile Robot

Multibody Modeling of a New Wheel/Track Reconfigurable Locomotion System for a Small Farming Vehicle

Simulation and Post-Processing for Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS)

Dynamic Identification on an Irregular Structure

Implementation and Validation of a Simple Direct Identification Method for an Experimental Multi-Span Web Transport System

Accurate Spectral Estimation Technique Based on Decimated Linear Predictor for Leak Detection in Waterworks

Special Issue on Electronic Systems and Energy Harvesting Methods for Automation, Mechatronics and Automotive

A Stake-Out Prototype System Based on GNSS-RTK Technology for Implementing Accurate Vehicle Reliability and Performance Tests

Sensors-based mobile robot for harsh environments: functionalities, energy consumption analysis and characterization

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Dora Foti

Paolo Visconti

Vito Telesca

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