E. Giannotti
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E. Giannotti is a leading researcher in rehabilitation robotics and motor control, with a focus on upper limb function assessment and recovery. Her work centers on developing quantitative, objective metrics for evaluating movement quality in both healthy individuals and patients undergoing neurorehabilitation. Giannotti’s most cited paper, “Upper limb evaluation with robotic exoskeleton. Normative values for indices of accuracy, speed and smoothness” (2013, 58 citations), established foundational benchmarks for robotic-based motor assessment, demonstrating how exoskeletons can capture nuanced temporal dynamics of motion often missed by traditional clinical scales. This contribution has been instrumental in advancing personalized rehabilitation protocols, enabling clinicians to track recovery with greater precision. Beyond this landmark study, Giannotti has explored the intersection of robotics, biomechanics, and neuroplasticity, contributing to the design of more adaptive and patient-responsive therapeutic devices. Her work is widely cited in the fields of rehabilitation engineering and human-robot interaction, reflecting its impact on both clinical practice and technology development. Giannotti’s research continues to shape how movement disorders are diagnosed and treated, bridging the gap between engineering innovation and patient-centered care.
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