He has participated in many projects related to advanced mechanical processing and special materials. His areas of research are:
- Monitoring and optimization of machining processes
- Modeling and dynamics of machining processes
- Intelligent machining systems and adaptive control
- Machinability of metallic materials
- Statistical techniques for process control
- Manufacturing of parts for biomedical application
- Micromachining and molding of micro-components
- Disassembly
- Rapid prototyping
- Laser welding and cutting
Federico Biasutti, PhD student at the University of Udine, also attended the class. This day of university-level training focused on the evolution of Industry-4.0 machine tools, with particular attention to the integration and interfacing of our press brakes in a smart factory ecosystem. Gasparini has always been committed to continuous training on Digital Transformation, the frontier where the future evolution of manufacturing is concentrated.
