Carlos Albuquerque
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Carlos Albuquerque is a leading researcher in the intersection of rehabilitation engineering and digital health, with a primary focus on motor function assessment and gait analysis. His most cited work, a 2025 systematic review on the Ten Meter Walk Test (10MWT), critically examines how wearable sensors, mobile devices, and lower-limb motion tracking technologies can modernize this classic clinical diagnostic tool. By synthesizing evidence on sensor-enhanced 10MWT applications, Albuquerque has provided a foundational framework for integrating objective, real-world data into neuromuscular and neurodegenerative condition assessments. This contribution bridges traditional physiotherapy with cutting-edge digital biomarkers, offering clinicians more precise, continuous monitoring capabilities. With 8 citations already for this recent publication, his work is gaining rapid traction among researchers developing remote patient monitoring systems. Albuquerque’s research stands at the forefront of making gait analysis more accessible and data-driven, promising to transform how conditions like Parkinson’s disease and stroke recovery are evaluated outside laboratory settings.
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