Esther Parra-Mora
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About
Esther Parra-Mora is a researcher dedicated to advancing neurorehabilitation through the integration of robotics and cognitive therapy. Her primary research areas focus on developing assistive technologies for patients with neuromotor disabilities, particularly those recovering from acquired brain injuries. Her most notable contribution is the design and implementation of the E2Rebot, a robotic platform for upper limb rehabilitation. This work, cited 23 times, emphasizes how robotic assistance can enhance neural plasticity and motor recovery, offering an ergonomic and safe solution for patients with mobility impairments. Parra-Mora’s impact extends into cognitive rehabilitation, as demonstrated by her study on the joint use of E2Rebot and the Gradior system to improve cognitive abilities—a pioneering effort that bridges physical and mental recovery. Though early in its citation history (3 citations), this work highlights her innovative approach to holistic rehabilitation. By combining robotics with cognitive training, Parra-Mora is shaping a future where technology-driven therapies restore both movement and mind, making her a key figure in the evolution of neurorehabilitation engineering.
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