Inga Lypunova Petersen
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Inga Lypunova Petersen is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation engineering, with a primary focus on developing advanced assistive technologies for stroke survivors. Her most cited work introduces a novel sEMG-triggered FES-hybrid robotic lower limb rehabilitation system, which integrates surface electromyography with functional electrical stimulation and robotic support to enhance motor recovery. This innovative approach addresses the critical limitation of conventional rehabilitation, which often yields only partial motor improvement. With 39 citations, this paper underscores her impact in bridging neural control and robotic assistance. Petersen’s contributions lie in creating adaptive, patient-responsive systems that leverage real-time biosignals to personalize therapy, significantly advancing the field of hybrid rehabilitation robotics. Her research is particularly notable for its translational potential, aiming to improve functional outcomes for adults with acquired disabilities. As a dedicated scholar, Petersen continues to push the boundaries of human-machine interfaces, making her work essential reading for students and researchers interested in neurorehabilitation, biomedical signal processing, and assistive robotics.
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