Isaline Brouwers
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About
Isaline Brouwers is a researcher at the forefront of pediatric neurorehabilitation, specializing in the intersection of robotics and serious gaming to assess and treat upper limb motor impairments in children with cerebral palsy (CP). Her work is central to the ROBiGAME project, where she has pioneered the development of robot serious game assessment protocols. Her most cited paper (2019, 9 citations) validates a protocol that uses game characteristics—such as target position and levels of assistance—to objectively measure motor impairment, moving beyond subjective clinical scales. In her earlier foundational work (2017, 6 citations), she demonstrated how integrating robotic devices with engaging serious games can intensify therapy while boosting patient motivation, a critical factor in pediatric rehabilitation. Brouwers’ contributions provide a novel, data-driven framework for both assessment and intervention, offering clinicians precise tools to tailor therapy to each child’s needs. Her research is shaping a new paradigm where technology transforms rehabilitation into a more effective, motivating, and measurable experience for children with CP.
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