Rogerio Atem de Carvalho is a Full Professor at the Fluminense Federal Institute (IFF). He currently serves as Director of Technological Innovation at IFF, Product Engineering Lead at the Innovation Hub EMBRAPII/IFF, CNPq Fellow in Information and Communication Technologies, Coordinator of the Industrial Applications Axis, and Associate Researcher at the Center for Applied Research in Artificial Intelligence for Industry (CPA-IAI). He is also a consultant to Tec Incubator and an IEEE Senior Member.
He has previously held leadership positions as Coordinator of the EMBRAPII Unit, Director of the Innovation Hub, Coordinator of the Technological Innovation Center, and Coordinator of the Professional Master’s Program in Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer. He teaches in doctoral and master’s programs in engineering, management, environmental technology, and innovation.
His research topics mainly include artificial intelligence for industry, embedded and aerospace systems, software-intensive products, innovation management, digital transformation, and technology transfer. He has authored or edited three books, published over 230 papers and book chapters, supervised more than 180 students, and holds six granted patents and 13 software registrations. Since 2002, he has managed R&D&I projects in collaboration with Brazilian and international institutions and companies.
Rogerio Atem de Carvalho is a Full Professor at the Fluminense Federal Institute (IFF). He currently serves as Director of Technological Innovation at IFF, Product Engineering Lead at the Innovation Hub EMBRAPII/IFF, CNPq Fellow in Information and Communication Technologies, Coordinator of the Industrial Applications Axis, and Associate Researcher at the Center for Applied Research in Artificial Intelligence for Industry (CPA-IAI). He is also a consultant to Tec Incubator and an IEEE Senior Member.
He has previously held leadership positions as Coordinator of the EMBRAPII Unit, Director of the Innovation Hub, Coordinator of the Technological Innovation Center, and Coordinator of the Professional Master’s Program in Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer. He teaches in doctoral and master’s programs in engineering, management, environmental technology, and innovation.
His research topics mainly include artificial intelligence for industry, embedded and aerospace systems, software-intensive products, innovation management, digital transformation, and technology transfer. He has authored or edited three books, published over 230 papers and book chapters, supervised more than 180 students, and holds six granted patents and 13 software registrations. Since 2002, he has managed R&D&I projects in collaboration with Brazilian and international institutions and companies.