Jorge German Perez Blanco

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Dr. Jorge German Perez Blanco is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of rehabilitation robotics and neural engineering, with a primary focus on restoring wrist functionality through advanced therapeutic technologies. His work centers on developing and validating hybrid neurorehabilitation systems that integrate robotic exoskeletons with biosignal acquisition, aiming to enhance motor recovery for patients with compromised wrist function. Dr. Perez Blanco’s major contributions include the design and kinematic validation of the BiomechWrist, a 3-degree-of-freedom wrist rehabilitation exoskeleton, and the creation of a novel integrated system combining EEG and EMG biosignals with robotic therapy. This hybrid approach represents a significant step forward in personalized, robot-assisted rehabilitation, targeting neural pathway retraining alongside physical movement. His most recent work, published in 2025, has already garnered attention within the field, accumulating citations that underscore the growing relevance of his research. By bridging the gap between robotics and neural rehabilitation, Dr. Perez Blanco is laying the groundwork for more effective, data-driven therapies that could transform recovery outcomes for individuals with wrist impairments, making his contributions invaluable to both clinical practice and the future of assistive technology.