Elisabetta Leogrande

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Elisabetta Leogrande is a leading researcher in the field of electronic skin (e-skin) technologies, with a focus on advancing prosthetics, robotics, and human-machine interfaces. Her most-cited work, "Electronic skin technologies: From hardware building blocks and tactile sensing to control algorithms and applications" (2025, 15 citations), provides a comprehensive framework for integrating flexible, high-sensitivity interfaces with real-time data processing and adaptive learning. Leogrande’s major contributions lie in bridging hardware development with AI-driven control algorithms, enabling e-skins to enhance device adaptability in rehabilitation and robotics. Her research has significantly improved the sensory feedback and responsiveness of prosthetic limbs, making them more intuitive for users. By combining tactile sensing with machine learning, she has pioneered systems that can learn and adjust to user behavior, a breakthrough in human-machine interaction. With growing citation impact, Leogrande’s work is shaping the next generation of soft robotics and wearable technologies, offering transformative potential for medical and industrial applications. Her achievements underscore a commitment to creating more natural, responsive interfaces that seamlessly integrate with human physiology.