Hi, I'm Giacomo Corradini
Mechatronics Engineer & PhD Candidate
About Me
I'm a really willing engineer and I like to work hard in order to achieve my targets. I'm always looking forward to learning something new. I'm extremely passionate about motorsport, especially about its technical side.
Currently pursuing my PhD in Materials, Mechatronics and Systems Engineering, I focus on developing autonomous driving systems that can replicate the expertise in driving style of professional racing drivers. My research bridges the gap between human driving skills and cutting-edge autonomous vehicle technology.
Research
Research Topics
Driving Style
Modeling and analyzing professional racing drivers' behavior and decision-making processes.
Autonomous Driving
Developing intelligent agents that replicate human driving expertise in high-performance scenarios.
Optimal Control & Optimization
Designing minimum-time simulators using optimal control theory and advanced optimization techniques.
Dynamic Systems Modeling
Mathematically modeling vehicle dynamics and complex physical interactions.
Driver-in-the-Loop Simulations
Human-machine interaction studies and autonomous system validation.
Publications
Estimation of Tire Forces and Torques via Nonlinear Suspension Models and Optimal Control
ASME Journal of Computational and Nonlinear Dynamics, 2025
Experience
Head of Racing Team
E-Agle Trento Racing Team
Education
PhD in Materials, Mechatronics and Systems Engineering
University of Trento
Research Focus: Analyze, understand and imitate the style and skills of professional and racing drivers to design an autonomous system that drives at the limit like a human.
Master's Degree in Mechatronics Engineering
University of Trento
Thesis: Development of a methodology to estimate tyre forces and moments of a race car based on measurements of arms deformation of a double wishbone suspension type.
Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Engineering
University of Trento
Thesis: Design of a modular optical receiver for fluorescent biosensors