Angel Alepuz

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Angel Alepuz is a researcher advancing accessible motor rehabilitation through wearable sensing and telerehabilitation technologies. Their primary research areas include sensorized wearable devices, inertial and surface electromyography (sEMG) signal processing, and serious game-based rehabilitation systems. Alepuz’s most notable contribution is the development of ARMIA, a sensorized arm wearable that integrates inertial and sEMG sensors to enable interactive, low-cost motor rehabilitation at home. This work directly addresses the critical barrier of affordability in robotic assistance, making rehabilitation technologies more accessible for end-users and clinical settings. With 13 citations since 2022, ARMIA has already garnered attention for its practical impact on telerehabilitation, offering a scalable solution that reduces dependence on expensive robotic systems. Alepuz’s research bridges engineering and healthcare, demonstrating a commitment to democratizing rehabilitation tools. Their work is particularly relevant for students and researchers interested in wearable sensors, human–machine interfaces, and cost-effective assistive technologies, highlighting how innovative design can transform patient outcomes in remote and resource-limited environments.