Corey D. Landis
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About
Dr. Corey D. Landis is a leading researcher in gerontechnology, specializing in the intersection of assistive robotics, wearable sensors, and cognitive health in aging populations. His work pioneers the use of integrated mobile robot and wearable sensor systems for real-world gait monitoring, moving assessments from controlled labs to naturalistic settings. Landis’s major contributions include demonstrating how dynamic balance during guided walking can reveal associations between cognitive ability and fall risk in older adults, a critical step toward early detection of cognitive decline. His 2022 study on gait monitoring during robot-assisted walking (7 citations) highlights how active lifestyles can mitigate physical and cognitive impairment, while his related work (3 citations) explores the causal links between gait abnormalities and cognitive capacity. By combining robotics with portable technology, Landis is advancing non-invasive, continuous health monitoring that could transform preventive care for aging populations. His research is foundational for developing smart assistive devices that not only support mobility but also serve as diagnostic tools for cognitive health, making him a key figure in the future of aging-in-place technologies.
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