Ileana Bodini
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Ileana Bodini’s research lies at the intersection of rehabilitation robotics and biomechanics, with a focus on improving mobility for individuals with spinal cord injury (SCI). Her most-cited work, “Upper Limb Loads During Robotic Assisted Gait: A Measuring System to Guide Training” (2017), introduces an innovative system to quantify the forces exerted on the upper limbs when using powered exoskeletons for robot-assisted gait. This contribution is critical: while exoskeletons help restore walking function and reduce secondary pathologies, patients often rely on crutches for stability, leading to excessive arm strain. Bodini’s system provides real-time feedback to optimize training protocols, enhancing safety and effectiveness. With 2 citations, this paper exemplifies her practical approach to addressing real-world rehabilitation challenges. Her broader work advances assistive technologies that empower SCI patients to regain over-ground mobility, directly impacting clinical practice and quality of life. Bodini’s dedication to bridging engineering and patient care makes her a notable figure in rehabilitation research, offering tools that guide therapists and engineers toward more personalized, data-driven interventions.
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