Camila Souit
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2
Total Citations
27
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2
About
Camila Souit is a researcher at the forefront of rehabilitation robotics, specializing in the bioinspired mechanical design of exoskeletons for both upper and lower limbs. Her work bridges engineering and clinical application, with a focus on restoring motor function and assessing control in patients with neurological impairments. Her most-cited paper (2012, 17 citations) introduces a bioinspired upper limb exoskeleton designed for rehabilitation and motor control assessment, addressing the growing need for robotic solutions in stroke recovery. Building on this, her 2016 study (10 citations) presents a modular lower limb exoskeleton tailored for experimental gait control research, enabling precise measurement of human-robot interaction during walking. Though early in her career, Souit’s contributions are foundational to the development of wearable robotic systems that enhance neurorehabilitation. Her work is characterized by a systems-level approach—integrating mechanical design with real-time control—and has direct implications for assistive technologies in clinical and research settings. As the demand for robotic rehabilitation grows, Souit’s designs offer scalable platforms for studying human motor adaptation and improving patient outcomes.
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- 2Design of a lower limb exoskeleton for experimental research on gait control10 citations · 2016