Luca Mottola is a researcher affiliated with the Polytechnic University of Milan in Italy. Their work spans multiple disciplines within engineering and computer science, focusing primarily on wireless networks, embedded systems, and localization technologies.
The main fields of study for their research include engineering and computer science. Within these broader areas, their work delves into subfields such as electrical and electronic engineering, computer networks and communications, aerospace engineering, computer vision and pattern recognition, and hardware and architecture.
The research topics frequently addressed by Luca Mottola feature energy harvesting in wireless networks, advanced memory and neural computing, IoT and edge/fog computing, robotics and sensor-based localization, robotic path planning algorithms, green IT and sustainability, as well as cooperative communication and network coding.
Notable recent papers authored or co-authored by Luca Mottola include the following:
Luca Mottola has collaborated extensively with several co-authors. Frequent collaborators include Saad Ahmed, Muhammad Hamad Alizai, Thiemo Voigt, Marco Zimmerling, and Y. Z. Sun.
Their publications appear regularly in various venues, with the most frequent including arXiv (Cornell University), Communications of the ACM, ACM Transactions on Embedded Computing Systems, GetMobile Mobile Computing and Communications, and IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing.
Nouha Baccour;Anis Koubâa;Luca Mottola;Marco Antonio Zúñiga
Luca Mottola;Gian Pietro Picco
Matteo Ceriotti;Luca Mottola;Gian Pietro Picco;Amy L. Murphy
Federico Ferrari;Marco Zimmerling;Luca Mottola;Lothar Thiele
P. Costa;G. Coulson;R. Gold;M. Lad
Luca Mottola;Gian Pietro Picco
Paolo Costa;Davide Frey;Matteo Migliavacca;Luca Mottola
Naveed Anwar Bhatti;Muhammad Hamad Alizai;Affan A. Syed;Luca Mottola
Luca Mottola;Gian Pietro Picco;Matteo Ceriotti;Ştefan Gunǎ
Marco Zimmerling;Federico Ferrari;Luca Mottola;Thiemo Voigt
L. Mottola;G. P. Picco
Paolo Costa;Luca Mottola;Amy L. Murphy;Gian Pietro Picco
Paolo Costa;Luca Mottola;Amy L. Murphy;Gian Pietro Picco
Pietro Ciciriello;Luca Mottola;Gian Pietro Picco
Naveed Anwar Bhatti;Luca Mottola
L. Mottola;G. Cugola;G.P. Picco
Paolo Costa;Geoff Coulson;Cecilia Mascolo;Luca Mottola
Marco Zimmerling;Luca Mottola;Pratyush Kumar;Federico Ferrari
Carlo Alberto Boano;Thiemo Voigt;Nicolas Tsiftes;Luca Mottola
Adam Dunkels;Luca Mottola;Nicolas Tsiftes;Fredrik Österlind
Matteo Ceriotti;Michele Corra;Leandro D'Orazio;Roberto Doriguzzi
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