Emilio Andreozzi

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Emilio Andreozzi is a leading researcher at the intersection of biomedical engineering and human–machine interaction, with a primary focus on biosignal processing, rehabilitation technologies, and assistive robotics. His most cited work, the 2021 survey "Biosignal-Based Human–Machine Interfaces for Assistance and Rehabilitation," has garnered 77 citations and serves as a definitive reference in the field, systematically mapping how unobtrusive biosignal monitoring—from electromyography to electroencephalography—enables intuitive control of assistive devices. Andreozzi’s major contributions lie in advancing the theoretical and practical frameworks that allow these biosignals to drive real-time human–machine interfaces, directly impacting the development of smarter, more responsive rehabilitation tools. His research bridges the gap between raw physiological data and actionable device commands, offering new pathways for restoring mobility and independence in individuals with motor impairments. Beyond this landmark survey, Andreozzi has published extensively on wearable sensor systems and signal processing algorithms, consistently pushing the boundaries of how biological signals can be harnessed for human augmentation. His work is widely cited by engineers and clinicians alike, reflecting its profound influence on both academic research and applied rehabilitation technologies.