Elham Saraee

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Elham Saraee is a researcher at the forefront of robotic-assisted physical rehabilitation, specializing in the development of intelligent therapeutic systems that enhance patient recovery. Her major contributions center on leveraging robotic technology—particularly the Proficio robotic arm—to augment traditional physical therapy with dynamic, adaptive interventions. In her most-cited work, "A therapeutic robotic system for the upper body based on the Proficio robotic arm" (2017, 16 citations), she demonstrates how robotic systems can improve the efficacy of rehabilitation and expedite recovery periods. Expanding on this, her 2016 paper on "Dynamic Adjustment of Physical Exercises Based on Performance" (7 citations) introduces novel techniques for assessing and adapting movements in real-time, personalizing therapy to each patient’s needs. Additionally, her comparative study "The Kinect Versus The Proficio" (2016, 4 citations) explores the integration of motion capture technology, such as the Microsoft Kinect, into therapeutic settings, offering therapists new tools for precise, data-driven sessions. Through her work, Saraee bridges robotics and clinical practice, advancing patient-centered care and setting a foundation for future innovations in automated rehabilitation.