Chiara Brogi
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5
Total Citations
67
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About
Chiara Brogi is a leading researcher at the intersection of mechatronics and biomedical engineering, specializing in the design and control of wearable robotic systems for hand rehabilitation and assistance. Her work focuses on developing innovative, low-cost hand exoskeletons that combine mechanical ingenuity with intelligent control, addressing the growing global need for accessible assistive technologies. Brogi’s major contributions include the original mechatronic design of a hand exoskeleton for both assistive and rehabilitative purposes, a highly cited work (37 citations) that has become a reference in the field. She has also pioneered the use of hybrid-architecture finger mechanisms to enhance wearability and portability, and advanced the prediction of finger motion by integrating CNN-LSTM regressors with sEMG signals, achieving 16 citations for this novel approach. Her research is pivotal in the Health 4.0 era, where digitization and automation are transforming rehabilitation therapies. With over 67 total citations across her key publications, Brogi’s work is shaping the future of robot-augmented therapy, offering promising solutions for people with motor disabilities worldwide.
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