Carol Sergenti
Papers
3
Total Citations
7
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About
Carol Sergenti is a rising researcher at the intersection of rehabilitation engineering, human-robot interaction, and immersive simulation technologies. Her work focuses on developing cutting-edge robotic platforms and sensor systems to enhance both physical rehabilitation and sports training. Sergenti’s major contributions include pioneering the analysis of cross-talk effects in parallel kinematic machines for rehabilitation therapies, a study that has garnered 4 citations and highlights the critical challenges in translating robotic assistance into safe, effective clinical tools. She has also advanced real-time biomechanical measurement by integrating stereo cameras with deep learning to estimate human body inertia, a model-dependency analysis that earned 2 citations and promises to refine personalized rehabilitation protocols. Notably, Sergenti is the lead designer of **Hexalab**, a novel facility that embodies the Human-In-The-Loop concept, combining virtual reality, robotic platforms, and high-tech sensors to create immersive sport simulations. This work, with 1 citation, positions her at the forefront of next-generation training environments. With a clear trajectory toward bridging robotics, AI, and human physiology, Sergenti’s research is poised to transform how we recover from injury and optimize athletic performance.
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