Federico Carpi
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Federico Carpi is a prominent researcher whose work spans the intersection of human-robot interaction, virtual reality, and digital health technologies, with a particular focus on aging populations and rehabilitation medicine. His research investigates how emerging digital tools can be harnessed to develop meaningful biomarkers for cognitive and physical assessment in older adults, contributing to the growing field of precision diagnostics and personalized rehabilitation. As part of the Age-It Research Program, Carpi has helped advance the understanding of how robotic systems and immersive virtual reality environments can generate reliable digital biomarkers — measurable indicators derived from physiological and behavioral data — that clinicians can use to monitor and evaluate patient progress. This work positions technology not merely as a therapeutic tool, but as a sophisticated diagnostic instrument capable of capturing subtle changes in human performance and cognition. Though his publication record in this specific database is emerging, with recent work already accumulating early citations, Carpi's contributions reflect a forward-thinking approach to rehabilitative science. His research is particularly timely given global demographic shifts toward aging populations, making his insights valuable to clinicians, engineers, and policymakers working to improve quality of life for older adults through intelligent, data-driven healthcare solutions.
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