Fabio Alexander Storm
IRCCS Eugenio Medea, Istituti di Ricovero e Cura a Carattere Scientifico
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About
Fabio Alexander Storm is a multidisciplinary researcher whose work spans two compelling domains: pediatric rehabilitation engineering and human-robot collaboration in industrial settings. His foundational contributions to robot-assisted gait training have meaningfully advanced clinical practice for children with cerebral palsy and acquired brain injury, with his 2019 study on large-population outcomes (46 citations) and his widely cited 2020 work establishing minimum clinically important differences for standard motor assessments (90 citations) providing clinicians with rigorous benchmarks for evaluating therapeutic progress. Storm has also emerged as a leading voice in understanding how workers cognitively and physically experience collaboration with cobots, evidenced by his scoping reviews on mental workload (72 citations) and worker well-being using the SHELLO framework (40 citations). More recently, he has pioneered inclusive design principles for Industry 4.0 environments, investigating how neurodivergent individuals — particularly those with autism spectrum disorder — interact with collaborative robots, while also applying artificial intelligence to predict patient engagement during rehabilitation. Across his body of work, Storm consistently bridges clinical insight with engineering innovation, making his research valuable to rehabilitation scientists, human factors engineers, and inclusive workplace designers alike.
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