Cinthya Lins

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Cinthya Lins is a leading researcher at the intersection of social robotics and rehabilitation, with a focus on developing human-robot interaction frameworks for therapeutic applications. Her most-cited work, "On the Use of Social Robots for Rehabilitation: The Case of NAO Physio" (2023), has garnered 3 citations and serves as a foundational study in the emerging field of robot-assisted physiotherapy. In this paper, Lins demonstrates how the NAO humanoid robot can be programmed to guide patients through physical exercises, providing real-time feedback and motivational support—a contribution that bridges robotics, healthcare, and patient engagement. Her research addresses critical challenges in rehabilitation, such as patient adherence and accessibility, by leveraging social robots to create personalized, interactive therapy sessions. Lins’s work is notable for its practical, user-centered approach, combining technical innovation with clinical insights. As a researcher, she is recognized for advancing the use of affordable, off-the-shelf robots like NAO in real-world rehabilitation settings, making her a key figure in the growing movement toward inclusive, technology-driven healthcare solutions.