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Dr. Francesco Maurelli

Dr. Francesco Maurelli

Dr. Francesco Maurelli

Program Chair, MARIS-AI Symposium

Contructor University, Bremen (Germany)

IEEE OES AdCom Member

IEEE RAS Marine Robotics TC Chair

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Dr. Francesco Maurelli is a Professor in Marine Systems and Robotics at Constructor University - formerly Jacobs University Bremen (Germany, EU), where he also serves as Program Chair for the Robotics and Intelligent Systems Program. He has obtained his PhD at the Oceans Systems Lab, Heriot-Watt University (Edinburgh, Scotland) with a thesis on intelligent localisation of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles. He has been Scientific Manager at Technical University of Munich (Germany, EU) where he led European-wide initiatives to support moving robotics technology from the lab to the market. After a research stay at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Cambridge, MA, USA), as a Marie Curie Fellow, he has accepted a faculty position in Constructor University. Dr. Maurelli's research interests are focused on persistent autonomy for marine robotics, perception, autonomous navigation, intelligent decision making, sensor data processing and fault management.


Dr. Maurelli is an Executive Committee member of the Global Young Academy, AdCom member of the IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society, Co-Chair of the Technical Committee in Marine Robotics and Co-Chairs of the Young Professional Committee in the IEEE Robotics and Automation Society and Young Professional Laureate in the IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society.

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