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Christos Kokkotis is a researcher at the intersection of biomechanics, rehabilitation engineering, and human-robot interaction. His work primarily focuses on applying quantitative movement analysis to improve clinical and occupational outcomes, with a particular emphasis on stroke neurorehabilitation and assistive technologies. In his 2024 bibliometric study, Kokkotis mapped the landscape of biomechanics research in stroke recovery, providing a systematic framework that has already garnered 9 citations for guiding future rehabilitation strategies. He has also investigated the biomechanical effects of human-robot collaboration in agriculture (2021, 8 citations), addressing occupational health risks by analyzing lower-extremity loading during manual lifting tasks—a critical contribution to ergonomics in emerging human-robot work environments. More recently, Kokkotis has explored the role of artificial intelligence in occupational therapy through a scoping review (2025, 3 citations), bridging human-computer interaction with client-centered rehabilitation. His work is notable for integrating bibliometric, experimental, and review methodologies to advance evidence-based practice. With a growing citation record and a focus on translating biomechanical insights into real-world applications, Kokkotis is establishing himself as a key voice in modern rehabilitation science and occupational health.