Squeri
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Dr. Squeri’s research focuses on the intersection of robotics and neuromotor rehabilitation, with a particular emphasis on upper-limb recovery after stroke. A key contribution is the principle-based use of robotic therapy, moving beyond simple technology application to ask *how* and *why* these systems aid recovery. In a seminal 2010 paper (cited 14 times), Dr. Squeri argued that the field’s slow progress stemmed from a lack of consensus on the essential features of rehabilitation robots. This work helped shift the conversation toward identifying the core therapeutic mechanisms—such as assistance, resistance, and error augmentation—that make robotic interventions effective. By grounding technology in neurorehabilitation principles, Dr. Squeri has provided a framework for designing more targeted, efficient therapies. This foundational thinking continues to influence how clinicians and engineers develop robotic tools, ensuring that innovation is driven by patient needs and clinical evidence rather than technical novelty alone.
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