Andrea Biondi

University of Padua, King's College London

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Total Citations

106

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About

Andrea Biondi is a leading researcher in rehabilitation robotics and technology-assisted healthcare, with a focus on upper limb recovery and post-stroke mental health support. Her pioneering work includes the development of cable-suspended robots for upper limb rehabilitation, exemplified by the NeReBot, where she created a simulation tool to evaluate performance using mechanical models of the patient’s arm—a contribution that has garnered 46 citations and laid groundwork for accessible robotic therapy. Biondi also advanced precision engineering through on-line dimensional measurement systems for small components, applied to eyeglasses assembly lines (32 citations), showcasing her versatility in bridging robotics and industrial automation. More recently, she has addressed critical gaps in stroke recovery by systematically reviewing technology-based interventions for mental health, highlighting their feasibility and acceptability in remote care (28 citations). Her work demonstrates a consistent commitment to translating engineering innovations into practical, patient-centered solutions, with cumulative citations reflecting her impact on rehabilitation and assistive technologies. Biondi’s research is particularly notable for its interdisciplinary approach, combining mechanical design, clinical application, and digital health, making her a key figure in the evolution of accessible, technology-driven rehabilitation.