Bianca Jaeschke

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Bianca Jaeschke is a researcher at the forefront of robotic rehabilitation, specializing in autonomous systems for orthopedic recovery. Her work centers on developing mobile robotic platforms that provide real-time, interactive feedback to patients during gait training, particularly following hip endoprosthetic surgery. Jaeschke’s major contributions lie in bridging the gap between physiotherapist-led instruction and unsupervised patient self-training. By designing robots that can autonomously monitor and correct gait deviations, she addresses a critical need in clinical rehabilitation: ensuring patients maintain proper form when practicing independently. Her most-cited paper, “May I Keep an Eye on Your Training? Gait Assessment Assisted by a Mobile Robot” (2019), has garnered 20 citations, reflecting its impact on integrating robotics into post-surgical care. A subsequent study, “Autonomous Mobile Gait Training Robot for Orthopedic Rehabilitation in a Clinical Environment” (2020), further explores the deployment of these systems within hospital settings, accumulating 9 citations. Jaeschke’s work is instrumental in advancing the ROGER project, which aims to make rehabilitation more accessible, consistent, and effective. Her research not only enhances patient outcomes but also reduces the burden on clinical staff, marking a significant step toward smarter, more responsive healthcare technology.