B. Graimann

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B. Graimann is a prominent researcher in the field of rehabilitation robotics and assistive technologies, with a particular focus on spinal exoskeletons and human-robot interaction. His most notable contribution is the SPEXOR project, which aims to develop a passive spinal exoskeleton to reduce lower back strain and prevent injury in industrial and clinical settings. The foundational paper, "SPEXOR: Towards a Passive Spinal Exoskeleton" (2016), has garnered 11 citations, reflecting its role as a key reference in the emerging area of wearable assistive devices. Graimann’s work bridges biomechanics, control systems, and ergonomic design, advancing the practical application of exoskeletons for occupational health. His research has influenced the development of lightweight, energy-efficient devices that support the spine without active power sources, making them more accessible and safer for long-term use. Through his contributions, Graimann has helped shape the trajectory of passive exoskeleton technology, offering innovative solutions to reduce physical strain and improve quality of life for workers and patients alike.