Summary
Mirko Usuelli is a PhD candidate and computer engineer specializing in multimodal perception, deep learning, and sensor fusion for agricultural robotics, with eight years of hands-on experience bridging research and field applications. His work focuses on 4D-SLAM enriched with agronomical semantics and multi-/hyper-spectral proximal sensing to improve scene understanding in orchards and vineyards. He has a strong academic foundation from Politecnico di Milano and a visiting research stint at Wageningen University, and he teaches and mentors in topics from data analysis for smart agriculture to 3D spatial perception. Mirko’s master thesis—developing a multi-sensor SLAM framework—sparked a sustained interest in perception-driven autonomy for precision farming. Colleagues value him for combining rigorous deep-learning methods with practical embedded-systems experience, making him effective at turning sensor-rich research into deployable UGV perception systems.
8 years of coding experience
High School Diploma, Computer Science, High School Diploma, Computer Science at ITIS Guglielmo Marconi
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Information Technology, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Information Technology at Politecnico di Milano
PHD Visiting, Agricultural Engineering, PHD Visiting, Agricultural Engineering at Wageningen University & Research
Italian, English, German, Spanish