Marco Pagliai
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About
Marco Pagliai is a leading researcher in the field of wearable robotics and mechatronic design, with a focus on assistive and rehabilitative technologies. His work bridges the gap between human motor disabilities and robotic solutions, aiming to enhance quality of life and workplace safety. Pagliai’s major contributions include the original mechatronic design of a hand exoskeleton for assistive and rehabilitative purposes, a highly cited paper (37 citations) that underscores the potential of wearable robots in telerehabilitation and home assistance for individuals with motor impairments. He also developed a model-based mechanical design for a passive lower-limb exoskeleton to assist workers in the demanding task of shotcrete projection (19 citations), addressing the ergonomic challenges faced by construction workers exposed to heavy loads. His research demonstrates a commitment to practical, human-centered robotics, with impact reflected in growing citation counts and applications in both clinical and industrial settings. Pagliai’s work is notable for its originality and direct relevance to real-world problems, positioning him as a key contributor to the advancement of wearable robotic systems.
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