Ashlyn Moore
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Ashlyn Moore is a pioneering researcher in the fields of neurorehabilitation and assistive robotics, with a focus on restoring mobility in individuals with severe spinal cord injuries. Her work centers on the clinical application of overground robotic exoskeletons, particularly for persons with motor-complete tetraplegia—a population often excluded from such interventions. Moore’s most-cited study, a 2023 case series, demonstrated that high-intensity exoskeleton training can enable upright stepping and weight-bearing in two participants with complete cervical injuries, challenging long-held assumptions about the limits of recovery. This contribution has been cited 3 times and is gaining traction as a proof-of-concept for expanding exoskeleton therapy to higher-level injuries. Her research bridges engineering and clinical practice, emphasizing dose-response relationships in robotic rehabilitation. Moore’s work is notable for its rigorous methodology and its potential to reshape standard care for tetraplegia, offering new hope for functional gains where few options previously existed. She is recognized for advancing inclusive design in neurorehabilitation technology.
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