Eleni Theodoridou
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Eleni Theodoridou is a leading researcher in telerehabilitation and assistive technologies, with a focus on restoring motor function through innovative human-machine interfaces. Her work centers on the intersection of virtual reality, robotics, and patient-centered therapy, particularly for post-stroke and post-surgical recovery. Her most-cited paper, “Patient–Therapist Cooperative Hand Telerehabilitation through a Novel Framework Involving the Virtual Glove System” (2023), has garnered 15 citations and introduces a groundbreaking cooperative framework that enables real-time, reproducible hand therapy tasks. This system integrates a virtual glove with tracking technologies to record patient progress, bridging the gap between clinical precision and home-based care. Theodoridou’s contributions are notable for their emphasis on reproducibility and data-driven therapy, allowing therapists to monitor and adjust rehabilitation remotely. Her work has significant implications for expanding access to high-quality rehabilitation, especially for patients in underserved areas. By combining assistive robotics, virtual environments, and cooperative patient-therapist interaction, she is shaping the future of accessible, effective motor recovery.
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