Deborah Neguran
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About
Deborah Neguran is a rising force in rehabilitation robotics, with a focused expertise in developing and modeling parallel robotic systems for motor recovery. Her major contributions center on two innovative platforms: the NeuroAssist system for upper limb rehabilitation and the LegUp system for lower limb therapy. In her pilot study on NeuroAssist, Neguran demonstrated the efficacy of a sophisticated parallel robot equipped with both internal torque and external patient-monitoring sensors, achieving 23 citations for this promising work. She further advanced the field through the mathematical modeling and analysis of LegUp, a novel system designed for bedridden patients, where she precisely defined the operational workspace based on lower limb joint parameters—a contribution that has garnered 15 citations. Her work bridges critical gaps in robotic rehabilitation by prioritizing real-time patient interaction and workspace optimization. As a researcher, Neguran is notable for her ability to translate complex mechanical design into clinically relevant solutions, positioning her as a key innovator in assistive robotics. Her growing citation record reflects the field’s recognition of her contributions to making rehabilitation more accessible and effective.
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