Laurine Calistri
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About
Laurine Calistri is a researcher at the forefront of medical robotics, specializing in the design and control of innovative assistive devices for spinal deformity treatment. Her primary research focuses on developing robotic braces for scoliosis, a condition affecting 1–3% of children. Calistri’s major contribution lies in creating a novel robotic brace with a parallel structure that actively corrects spine deformities, moving beyond traditional passive braces. Her most-cited work, "Design and position control of a robotic brace dedicated to the treatment of scoliosis" (2023, 9 citations), details the prototype’s design and precise position control, demonstrating a significant step toward dynamic, patient-responsive treatment. This work builds on her earlier foundational study, "Design of a Robotic Brace with Parallel Structure for Spine Deformities Correction" (2021, 2 citations), which established the mechanical framework. By integrating robotics into orthopedics, Calistri’s research promises to enhance therapeutic outcomes and patient comfort, positioning her as a rising innovator in rehabilitation engineering. Her achievements highlight a commitment to translating engineering solutions into clinical impact.
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