Stefano Longo serves as a Reader (Associate Professor) in Automated Vehicles at Cranfield University, where he leverages his extensive expertise in vehicle automation to advance the field of future mobility. With a robust background in control theory and automation, Stefano is at the forefront of...
Stefano Longo serves as a Reader (Associate Professor) in Automated Vehicles at Cranfield University, where he leverages his extensive expertise in vehicle automation to advance the field of future mobility. With a robust background in control theory and automation, Stefano is at the forefront of research that focuses on the intricate dynamics of motion planning and motion control for autonomous vehicles. His work encompasses a wide array of critical areas, including powertrain energy management and the development of embedded systems, which are essential for the seamless integration of autonomous technologies into modern transportation.
Currently, Stefano is managing several high-impact collaborative projects that aim to push the boundaries of autonomous driving and electrification. These projects not only involve cutting-edge software product development but also the strategic management of intellectual property portfolios, ensuring that innovations in automated vehicle technology are effectively protected and commercialized. His proficiency in numerical simulation and analysis, combined with a strong foundation in mechatronics and fluid dynamics, enables him to tackle complex engineering challenges and contribute to the development of sustainable and efficient automotive systems.
In addition to his research endeavors, Stefano is deeply committed to academic teaching, inspiring the next generation of engineers with his insights into automotive software and control systems design. His interdisciplinary approach, which integrates renewable energy concepts into vehicle automation, positions him as a thought leader in the industry, making significant contributions to the evolution of smart mobility solutions. Through his work at Cranfield University, Stefano Longo is not only shaping the future of automated vehicles but also fostering innovation that aligns with the global shift towards sustainable transportation.
