Dr Carlo Alberto Seneci is a Research Fellow in the School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences. He is a robotic engineer with a strong interest in the design, manufacturing, and automation of robotic systems. His research focuses on improving how robotics integrates into everyday life, from developing the next generation of surgical robots and medical devices to enhancing manufacturing processes to make them more efficient and environmentally sustainable.

His expertise spans product design and development across multiple domains, including robotics (concentric tube robots, everting and soft robotics), manufacturing processes, and medical engineering. In particular, his work has focused on surgical robotics and force-sensing technologies. Through this multidisciplinary experience, Carlo has contributed to numerous innovative research projects and has authored more than 30 publications since 2012.

Carlo received his degree from the University of Brescia, Italy, in 2011. After gaining experience in industry, he completed a PhD in Robotic Surgery at Imperial College London in 2017. Since then, his research has focused on robotic ophthalmic surgery. Since 2019, he has also managed and supported several workshop and laboratory facilities at King’s, contributing to the development of experimental research infrastructure and supporting multidisciplinary research activities.

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