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Dannae Arnold is a rising leader in neurorehabilitation engineering, whose work focuses on restoring mobility for individuals with spinal cord injury (SCI) through advanced assistive technologies. Her primary research areas include robotic exoskeleton gait training and functional electrical stimulation (FES), with a strong emphasis on translating these technologies from the lab into real-world clinical practice. Arnold’s most impactful contribution is her 2025 randomized control trial, which demonstrated the efficacy of overground robotic exoskeleton training during inpatient rehabilitation for people with incomplete SCI—a study that has already garnered 9 citations. She also authored a 2024 mini review that critically examines consumer perspectives on FES and robotic exoskeletons, highlighting the crucial gap between technological capability and user acceptance in SCI rehabilitation. By prioritizing patient voices alongside clinical outcomes, Arnold is shaping a more human-centered approach to mobility restoration. Her work not only advances rehabilitation science but also provides practical guidance for clinicians integrating these emerging technologies into care pathways. With her focus on evidence-based, user-informed innovation, Dannae Arnold is poised to make lasting contributions to the field of neurorehabilitation.
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