Papers
8
Total Citations
120
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6
About
Febo Cincotti is a leading researcher in assistive robotics and neurorehabilitation, with a focus on restoring mobility and independence for individuals with motor disabilities. His work spans brain-computer interfaces, robot-assisted gait training, and biofeedback systems, where he has pioneered methods to enhance post-stroke rehabilitation. A key contribution is his investigation of how different biofeedback modalities—such as electromyographic versus joint torque feedback—influence recovery outcomes during robotic gait therapy, a study that has garnered 64 citations. He also led the ASPICE project, developing brain-operated assistive devices that enable neuromotor disabled persons to control mobility and communication systems through neural signals. Cincotti’s research on multimode navigation systems for assistive robotics has laid groundwork for autonomous wheelchairs and robotic aids, with multiple papers on path planning and sensor integration. His recent work combines eye-tracking and high-density EEG to study therapist-patient interaction during robot-assisted training, reflecting his commitment to human-centered design. With over 120 citations across his most-cited papers, Cincotti’s contributions are shaping the future of intelligent, adaptive rehabilitation technologies that bridge robotics and neuroscience.
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- 3Brain-Operated Assistive Devices: the ASPICE Project12 citations · 2006
- 4A multimode navigation system for an assistive robotics project11 citations · 2008
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- 7A Vision-based Path Planner/Follower for an Assistive Robotics Project4 citations · 2007
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