Federico Dassiè

Federico Dassiè

Researcher and developer active in research on automated artifact scanning and intelligent data analysis. Passionate about innovative technological solutions at the intersection of humanities and engineering.

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Proficient in Python, image processing, 3D reconstruction (SfM, NerF, Gaussian Splatting), and AI frameworks. Actually studying and leveraging the potential of LLMs and RAGs in cultural heritage, with a focus on automating data analysis through the latest and powerful tools and libraries.

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Projects

Redisrag

Redis RAG (WIP)

Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) system using Redis and Agentic AI for efficient data retrieval, processing and cross-analysis of historical documents.

CTE-Genova

CTE-Genova

Integration of 3D scanning and robotic systems for autonomous operations for the digitization of archeological artifacts in the context of the CTE-Genova project.

PyCrop

PyCrop

Image post-processing app with object detection, cropping, compression, and white balancing.

IconticonlaStoria

I Conti con la Storia

WebDoc (online documentary) on Italy’s racial laws in media, combining scholarly study and web documentary formats.

Publications

DARS: A Dual-Arm Robotic System for Autonomous 3D Artifacts Scanning
J. Ahmad, F. Dassiè, S. Frascella, F. Cannella et al. – (submitted to) IROS 2025
2025
AAPOE: Automated Artifacts Position and Orientation Estimation
J. Ahmad, S. Frascella, F. Dassiè et al. – MESA 2024
2024
Machine Learning and Computer Vision in the Humanities
F. Dassiè – Master's Thesis, Ca' Foscari
2022

Work Experience

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Research Fellow at the Center for Cultural Heritage Technology (CCHT-IIT), Venice

March 2024 - March 2025

Application of computer vision techniques and robotics scripting to automate the scanning and analysis of cultural heritage artifacts, focusing on 3D reconstruction and data extraction.

Technologies used: Python, Robotics (UR, Robotiq), COLMAP, NerF/Gaussian Splatting, 3D Scanners and cameras (Artec, Polyga, Intel Realsense, Zivid), Genesis

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Python Developer at Fondazione Giorgio Cini (ARCHiVe), Venice

February 2022 - February 2024

Development of a pipeline for the automated post-production of images of ancient books and documents, involving object detection and metadata recognition + extraction.

Technologies used: Python, Pytorch, Detectron2, OpenCV, Leaflet, Adobe Lightroom, RawTherapee, Canon cameras