Cristian Secchi is affiliated with the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia in Italy. The researcher's work primarily belongs to the field of Engineering, with significant contributions across multiple subfields. These subfields include Control and Systems Engineering, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Social Psychology, and Biomedical Engineering.
The scientist's research topics cover various aspects of robotics and automation. Key topics include Robot Manipulation and Learning, Teleoperation and Haptic Systems, Manufacturing Process and Optimization, Human-Automation Interaction and Safety, Soft Robotics and Applications, Social Robot Interaction and Human-Robot Interaction, as well as broader Robotics and Automated Systems.
The publication record features a range of recent papers published in recognized venues. Notable publications are:
The publishing venues where Cristian Secchi frequently contributes include:
The scientist collaborates frequently with other researchers in the field. Some of the most frequent coauthors include Andrea Pupa, Federica Ferraguti, Marco Minelli, Davide Ferrari, and Marcello Bonfè.
Valeria Villani;Fabio Pini;Francesco Leali;Cristian Secchi
M. Franken;S. Stramigioli;S. Misra;C. Secchi
A. Franchi;C. Secchi;M. Ryll;H. H. Bulthoff
A. Franchi;C. Secchi;Hyoung Il Son;H. H. Bulthoff
Federica Ferraguti;Cristian Secchi;Cesare Fantuzzi
Federica Ferraguti;Nicola Preda;Auralius Manurung;Marcello Bonfe
S. Stramigioli;C. Secchi;A.J. van der Schaft;C. Fantuzzi
Lorenzo Sabattini;Cristian Secchi;Nikhil Chopra;Andrea Gasparri
Lorenzo Sabattini;Nikhil Chopra;Cristian Secchi
Paolo Robuffo Giordano;Antonio Franchi;Cristian Secchi;Heinrich H Bülthoff
Cristian Secchi;Stefano Stramigioli;Cesare Fantuzzi
Federica Ferraguti;Chiara Talignani Landi;Lorenzo Sabattini;Marcello Bonfè
Valerio Digani;Lorenzo Sabattini;Cristian Secchi;Cesare Fantuzzi
Lorenzo Sabattini;Cristian Secchi;Cesare Fantuzzi
L. Bassi;C. Secchi;M. Bonfe;C. Fantuzzi
S. Stramigioli;C. Secchi;A.J. van der Schaft;C. Fantuzzi
Elena Cardarelli;Valerio Digani;Lorenzo Sabattini;Cristian Secchi
Chiara Talignani Landi;Federica Ferraguti;Lorenzo Sabattini;Cristian Secchi
Davide Ronzoni;Roberto Olmi;Cristian Secchi;Cesare Fantuzzi
Lorenzo Sabattini;Valerio Digani;Cristian Secchi;Giuseppina Cotena
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