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Fabio Bonomo

Computer Engineer specialized in Robotics and Automation, CEO, and co-founder of qbrobotics. Expert in soft robotics, leading a multidisciplinary team to develop advanced technologies, focusing on collaborative robotics and technology transfer. Coordinated European Horizon projects, developing innovative solutions such as robotic hands and VSA actuators. Passionate about embedded systems, Machine Learning, and AI, promoting human-robot interaction and the adoption of revolutionary technologies.

Serena Baroni

Serena Baroni is an economist graduated at the University of Pisa in Business Administration, general management. She is an Administrative Assistant at qbrobotics.

Alberto Brando

Alberto Brando, graduated in mechanical engineering at the University of Pisa, is Production and Quality Manager at qbrobotics®. Expert in mechanical design and manufacturing processes, he was responsible for the design and production of the Pisa/IIT SoftHand.

Giuliano Dami

Giuliano Dami, with a master’s degree in Robotics and Automation Engineering from the University of Pisa, has experience as a Software Engineer and researcher at the E. Piaggio Center on European projects. At qbrobotics®, he is a Software Developer and Robotics Engineer.

Riccardo Persichini

Riccardo Persichini, a Mechanical Engineering graduate from the University of Pisa, is a Mechanical Engineer at qbrobotics®. Skilled in mechanical design and production processes, he contributed to the development of the qbmove and is currently involved in Research and Development activities.

Research

qbrobotics develops soft-robotics devices such as robotic hands, grippers, and variable stiffness actuators, offering innovative solutions for research, industry, and rehabilitation in health field, with advanced technologies.

1-3 Pictures of main technologies developed and suitable for the project accompanied by a short description

A robotic cell with Soft end-effectors revolutionizes recycling by overcoming the limitations of traditional grippers: rigidity, complexity, and tactile feedback management.