Eloy Opisso
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About
Eloy Opisso is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation engineering, specializing in brain-machine interfaces, robotic exoskeletons, and assistive technologies for individuals with spinal cord injury (SCI) and stroke. His most impactful work includes the development of a hybrid EEG/EOG-controlled hand exoskeleton that restored fully independent daily living activities in quadriplegic patients—a landmark study with over 240 citations. Opisso’s user-centered design approach, exemplified by usability testing of the Handexos device, has set standards for evaluating robotic assistive technologies in clinical settings. He has also contributed to lower-limb exoskeleton research, leading a multicenter investigation on the safety and feasibility of the ABLE exoskeleton, and explored hybrid neuroprosthetic systems combining functional electrical stimulation with robotics. His recent work on digital twins for stroke rehabilitation signals a forward-looking commitment to personalized, data-driven therapy. With publications spanning from case reports of gait recovery in chronic SCI to large-scale clinical frameworks, Opisso’s research bridges engineering innovation and real-world patient needs, making him a pivotal figure in advancing assistive robotics and neurorehabilitation.
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