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13 papers
Battery open-circuit voltage is not purely chemical
Andrea Giudici, Christoph Pohl, Alberto Salvadori +3
Open-circuit-voltage (OCV) curves are commonly treated as intrinsic chemical properties of electrode materials. However, this view is incomplete. In ion-insertion batteries, OCV al…
Incorporating multiscale mechanics in lithium-ion battery models
Andrea Giudici, Andres F. Galvis, Smita Sahu +4
Lithiation-induced swelling in lithium-ion batteries generates stresses not only within active particles, but also across the surrounding non-active matrix, electrodes, and cell st…
Fully-sensorized smart-eyewear platform for on-device Machine Learning
Andrea Giudici, Christian Veronesi, Pietro Bartoli +5
This paper presents ARGO, a smart eyewear platform designed to bridge ergonomic comfort, high computational throughput, and energy efficiency. Unlike cloud-dependent solutions, ARG…
Efficient Sensor Fusion for Gesture Recognition on Resource-Constrained Devices
Pietro Bartoli, Christian Veronesi, Tommaso Bondini +2
Gesture recognition is a cornerstone of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) for smart eyewear, enabling natural and device-free control in augmented reality environments. Traditional…
Hardware-Aware Neural Feature Extraction for Resource-Constrained Devices
Francesco Tosini, Simone Pedroni, Christian Veronesi +5
Visual SLAM is a core component of spatial computing systems, yet deploying learned local feature extractors on microcontroller-class hardware remains challenging due to memory, ba…
Mechanics of elliptical JKR-type adhesive contact
Andrea Giudici, Dominic Vella, Ian Griffiths
The classic Johnson Kendall Roberts (JKR) theory describes the short-ranged adhesive contact of elastic bodies, but is only valid for axisymmetric contact. A theory for non-axisymm…
Mechanical stresses in pouch cells: a reduced order model
Andrea Giudici, Jon Chapman, Colin Please
In a pouch cell battery, the intercalation of lithium ions into the active particles means the electrodes want to expand. However, since the electrodes are attached to stiff curren…
Transient amplification of broken symmetry in elastic snap-through
Qiong Wang, Andrea Giudici, Weicheng Huang +4
A snap-through bifurcation occurs when a bistable structure loses one of its stable states and moves rapidly to the remaining state. For example, a buckled arch with symmetrically…
Curvature-driven instabilities in thin active shells
Andrea Giudici, John S. Biggins
Spontaneous material shape changes, such as swelling, growth or thermal expansion, can be used to trigger dramatic elastic instabilities in thin shells. These instabilities origina…
Tracking areas with increased likelihood of surface particle aggregation in the Gulf of Finland: A first look at persistent Lagrangian Coherent Structures (LCS)
Andrea Giudici, Kabir Suara, Tarmo Soomere +1
We explore the possibility to identify areas of intense patch formation from floating items due to systematic convergence of surface velocity fields by means of a visual comparison…
Large deformation analysis of spontaneous twist and contraction in nematic elastomer fibres with helical director
Andrea Giudici, John S. Biggins
A cylindrical rubber fibre subject to twist will also elongate: a manifestation of Poynting's effect in large strain elasticity. Here, we construct an analogous treatment for an ac…
Giant deformations and soft-inflation in LCE balloons
Andrea Giudici, John S. Biggins
We propose that ballooning can be controlled, enriched and amplified by using rubbery networks of aligned molecular rods known as liquid crystal elastomers (LCEs). Firstly, LCEs ar…
Ballooning, bulging and necking: an exact solution for longitudinal phase separation in elastic systems near a critical point
Andrea Giudici, John S. Biggins
Prominent examples of longitudinal phase separation in elastic systems include elastic necking, the propagation of a bulge in a cylindrical party balloon and the beading of a gel f…