Antonio Esposito was born in 1993 in Naples, Italy. He received his Master Degree in Electronic Engineering at the University of Naples Federico II in 2017, with a thesis on measurement for superconducting cables carried out within the Technical Student program at CERN (Geneva). Then he received his PhD in Metrology at Politecnico di Torino in 2022 with a thesis on applied metrology for brain-computer interface.
His research is currently going on in collaboration with CNR-ISTC, Ulster University and INRIM. The main aspects regard the measurement of electroencephalographic signals, either characterizing consumer-grade acquisition hardware or processing them with machine learning.
He has been working with visually evoked potentials elicited through smart glasses and he participated to the development of a BCI prototype addressed to both industry and healthcare applications. Currently, he also conducts research and development on extended reality as a neurofeedback means for interfaces based on motor imagery, which is a spontaneous brain activity largely exploited in post-stroke and neuromotor rehabilitation.
Antonio was also designated “Distinguished Lecturer 2023 2025” for the Instrumentation and Measurement society of IEEE and he is the Deputy Chair of the IEEE MetroXRAINE International Conference.
