Claudio Filippo Vitiello

Title: Claudio Filippo Vitiello and Industrial Process Monitoring

Introduction

Claudio Filippo Vitiello is an inventor based in Collegno, Italy, whose patent work focuses on monitoring industrial processes. His disclosed invention addresses how processing machines, particularly laser processing machines, can be monitored using sensor signals and image-based classification.

Latest Patents

Vitiello is associated with 1 patent: “Method of Monitoring Industrial Processing Processes, Corresponding Apparatus and Computer Program Product.” The method gathers time-varying signals from sensors that measure parameters of an industrial process. It applies representations to selected signal subsets, including mapping signals over an observation window in which time is one dimension, to create digital images.

The method then combines the first image with images derived from other signal subsets to produce a composite image. A classification operation applied to that composite image generates a signal indicating the process state. This classification signal is provided to an interface unit to support control of the industrial process.

Career Highlights

Vitiello’s patent describes an approach that brings sensor data, digital image representations, and classification together in an industrial monitoring workflow. The disclosed method is intended to help determine process state and provide that information to a system interface.

Collaborations

Vitiello is associated with Prima Industrie S.p.A. His listed coworkers include Luigi Nobile and Stefano Albrile.

Conclusion

Claudio Filippo Vitiello’s patent centers on using sensor-derived images and classification to monitor industrial processing, including laser-based operations.