Ines Nagiller
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Ines Nagiller is a biomedical engineer whose research centers on robotic rehabilitation technologies for the upper extremity, with a particular focus on technology-aided assessment of spasticity. Her most-cited work introduces a novel home rehabilitation system featuring a robotic wrist device capable of both pronation/supination and flexion/extension movements. The system’s key contribution lies in its integrated assessment capabilities—measuring joint stiffness, range of motion (ROM), and detecting the characteristic “catch” associated with spasticity. This approach enables objective, quantifiable evaluation outside clinical settings, addressing a critical gap in remote rehabilitation. Though early in her career, Nagiller’s work has already garnered attention, with her flagship paper accumulating citations that signal growing interest in accessible, sensor-driven therapy tools. Her research bridges engineering and clinical needs, offering potential for personalized, data-informed recovery for stroke and neurological injury patients. By prioritizing home-based solutions, Nagiller contributes to the broader movement toward decentralized, patient-centered rehabilitation technologies.
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