Giorgio Metta is affiliated with the Italian Institute of Technology in Italy. Their research primarily falls within the field of Engineering, with a significant focus on Biomedical Engineering as well as related subfields including Social Psychology, Control and Systems Engineering, Cognitive Neuroscience, and Mechanical Engineering.
Their main areas of work encompass robotic locomotion and control, social robot interaction and human-robot interaction (HRI), robot manipulation and learning, biomedical and engineering education, advanced sensor and energy harvesting materials, tactile and sensory interactions, and studies related to muscle activation and electromyography.
Giorgio Metta has contributed scholarly articles to several publication venues. Among these are:
Notable recent papers include:
Frequent coauthors in their publications include Daniele Pucci, Stefano Dafarra, Marco Maggiali, Giulio Romualdi, and Ugo Pattacini.
R.S. Dahiya;G. Metta;M. Valle;G. Sandini
Giorgio Metta;Paul Fitzpatrick;Lorenzo Natale;Lorenzo Natale
Max Lungarella;Giorgio Metta;Rolf Pfeifer;Giulio Sandini
Giorgio Metta;Giulio Sandini;David Vernon;Lorenzo Natale
Giorgio Metta;Lorenzo Natale;Francesco Nori;Giulio Sandini
D. Vernon;G. Metta;G. Sandini
A Schmitz;P Maiolino;M Maggiali;L Natale
P. Fitzpatrick;G. Metta;L. Natale;S. Rao
G. Cannata;M. Maggiali;G. Metta;G. Sandini
Nikolaos G. Tsagarakis;Giorgio Metta;Giulio Sandini;David Vernon
Chiara Bartolozzi;Lorenzo Natale;Francesco Nori;Giorgio Metta
Eva Wiese;Giorgio Metta;Agnieszka Wykowska
Paul Fitzpatrick;Giorgio Metta;Lorenzo Natale
Perla Maiolino;Marco Maggiali;Giorgio Cannata;Giorgio Metta
R. Beira;M. Lopes;M. Praca;J. Santos-Victor
A Cangelosi;G Metta;G Sagerer;S Nolfi
Ugo Pattacini;Francesco Nori;Lorenzo Natale;Giorgio Metta
V. Tikhanoff;A. Cangelosi;P. Fitzpatrick;G. Metta
Ravinder S. Dahiya;Giorgio Metta;Maurizio Valle;Andrea Adami
Giorgio Metta;Paul M. Fitzpatrick
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