C. Marinelli

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C. Marinelli is a researcher specializing in biomechatronics and rehabilitation engineering, with a primary focus on the design and testing of intelligent lower-limb prosthetic devices. Their major contributions lie in developing novel conceptual frameworks and in vitro test methods for evaluating active prostheses, bridging the gap between theoretical design and practical validation. Notably, Marinelli’s work on a gait simulator for testing lower-limb active prostheses (2015, 7 citations) introduced a systematic approach to replicating human locomotion patterns, enabling more precise assessment of prosthetic performance. This was complemented by their development of an in vitro test method for intelligent prosthetic devices (2017, 7 citations), which advanced the integration of sensors and electronic components for adaptive control. Though citation counts are modest, these foundational studies have influenced subsequent research in prosthetic design and rehabilitation robotics. Marinelli’s emphasis on rigorous testing protocols underscores a commitment to improving the functionality and safety of assistive technologies, making their work a valuable reference for students and researchers exploring the intersection of mechanical engineering, electronics, and human motion analysis.