Graduated in Electrical Engineering from Centro Universitário FEI in 2002. Master in Electronic Engineering in 2007 and Doctorate in Aeronautical and Mechanical Engineering in 2013, both from the Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica (ITA, Brasil). Since 2000, he has improved its scientific research skills, engaging in various cooperation projects within the industry. In 2006, he founded the technology-based company NCB Sistemas Embarcados, where until then he is CTO and coordinates research and development projects. At NCB, several drone products are developed to automate the releasing process of biological inputs for Precision Pest Biological Control, in Brazil and abroad. His main research interests are in the field of embedded systems, verification and validation of critical systems, high-performance embedded computing, real-time operating systems, design using hardware description languages (VHDL) for programmable logic devices (FPGA), Artificial Intelligence and computer vision. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The manual distribution of small pieces of paper filled with parasitized eggs is the most common method used today for biological pest control. These pieces are released in predefined intervals in order to guarantee that the desired area will be covered. This method has held its success into the fields, however this proceeding is limited when covering wide areas. Low efficiency and precis…
The cycle of the bovine tick (Rhipicephalus microplus) is characterized by its presence in the host body representing 5% of the population where individuals develop in males and females and 95% in the fields, in the form of engorged females, eggs and larvae. Given this fact, the control of the population of these pests directly in the fields can be considered a powerful strategy. Visual m…
The manual distribution of small pieces of paper filled with parasitized eggs is the most common method used today for biological pest control. These pieces are released in predefined intervals in order to guarantee that the desired area will be covered. This method has held its success into the fields, however this proceeding is limited when covering wide areas. Low efficiency and precis…
The manual distribution of small pieces of paper filled with parasitized eggs is the most common method used today for biological pest control. These pieces are released in predefined intervals in order to guarantee that the desired area will be covered. This method has held its success into the fields, however this proceeding is limited when covering wide areas. Low efficiency and precis…
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| 14 / 9 | Completed scholarships in Brazil |
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