Portrait of Vinicius Minatogawa
Associate Professor · PUCV, Chile

Vinicius
Minatogawa

Trustworthy multi-agent AI systems for regulated mining, energy and natural-resource contexts.

Research Output

Production, impact and source status.

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Research themes
Multi-agent AI systems Trustworthy AI Digital transformation Big data analytics Machine learning Compliance and traceability Mining and energy
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About

Building AI systems that organizations can actually trust.

A Brazilian researcher, professor and software builder, Vinicius Minatogawa is an Associate Professor at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso (PUCV), Chile. His work focuses on multi-agent AI systems applied to regulated industries — particularly mining and energy — where AI has to operate under real compliance, traceability and accountability constraints.

This builds on more than a decade studying how firms systematically renew their business models in the digital era, now turned toward a concrete question: how to bring reliable AI into high-stakes natural-resource sectors. He publishes across management and engineering venues and works in Portuguese, English and Spanish.

Published in

Selected journals featuring his work.

Research Network

Research in the world.

A decade of co-authored research spanning ten countries — anchored in Chile and Brazil, reaching across Europe and East Asia.

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Current Work

Current research projects.

Applied research and software work bridging academia and industry across the energy and mining sectors.