Giulia Bassani
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About
Giulia Bassani is a researcher at the forefront of biomechanics and human-robot interaction, with a focus on designing and evaluating wearable exoskeletons for industrial and rehabilitation applications. Her work centers on two critical areas: understanding human motion and muscular activity during manual material handling, and advancing the mechanical design of exoskeleton systems. In her highly cited 2021 study (20 citations), Bassani created a comprehensive dataset of human motion and muscular activities during manual material handling tasks, providing a foundational resource for biomechanical analysis and the design of collaborative robots. She has also made significant contributions to exoskeleton hardware, including the experimental evaluation of multiple 3D-printed reduction gearboxes (10 citations), which are essential for improving actuator efficiency and user comfort. Her user-centered evaluation of the Wearable Walker lower limb exoskeleton (8 citations) further demonstrates her commitment to assessing both the physiological effects and subjective user experience of these devices. With a growing body of work that bridges mechanical design and human factors, Bassani is helping to shape the next generation of safe, effective, and user-friendly wearable robotic systems.
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