Kelley Porazinski
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Kelley Porazinski is a leading researcher at the intersection of soft robotics and neurorehabilitation, with a primary focus on developing accessible, patient-centered technologies for motor recovery after stroke. Her most-cited work, "Combining soft robotics and telerehabilitation for improving motor function after stroke" (2024, 26 citations), represents a significant contribution by bridging two previously siloed fields—soft robotics and remote therapy—to create a practical, at-home rehabilitation solution. Porazinski’s major contribution lies in demonstrating how compliant, safe soft robotic devices can be integrated with telerehabilitation platforms to deliver effective, personalized therapy outside clinical settings, addressing a critical gap in long-term stroke care. Her research emphasizes usability and real-world deployment, moving beyond lab-based prototypes to systems with potential for widespread patient impact. By focusing on the synergy between adaptive robotics and remote monitoring, Porazinski is helping to shape a future where stroke survivors can access continuous, high-quality motor training from home, reducing healthcare burdens and improving quality of life. Her work is foundational for researchers and clinicians seeking scalable, evidence-based neurorehabilitation technologies.
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