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About
Judith V. Graser is a leading researcher at the intersection of pediatric neurorehabilitation and advanced robotics, with a primary focus on improving motor function and independence in children with brain lesions and cerebral palsy. Her major contributions include pioneering practical clinical frameworks for robot-assisted treadmill therapy, most notably through her highly cited 2015 work on Lokomat therapy for children with cerebral palsy (63 citations), which integrates treatment goals within the WHO-ICF framework. Graser is also the driving force behind the Advanced Robotic Therapy Integrated Centers (ARTIC) network (48 citations), an international collaboration that facilitates the global application of rehabilitation technologies. Her research further explores the reliability of robotic exoskeleton assessments for upper limb function in pediatric populations and investigates motor learning principles, such as contextual interference, through robotic exergames. By bridging engineering and clinical practice, Graser’s work provides evidence-based recommendations that directly shape therapeutic protocols, enhancing objectivity in assessment and optimizing rehabilitation outcomes for children with neurological impairments.
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