Mariangela Arruzzo
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Dr. Mariangela Arruzzo is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of biomechanical engineering and artificial intelligence, whose work is transforming upper limb rehabilitation. Her primary research areas include finite element method (FEM) modelling, AI-enhanced monitoring systems, and embedded electronics for medical applications. Dr. Arruzzo’s major contribution lies in her groundbreaking integration of physical biomechanical simulations with real-time AI-driven sensor data—a holistic approach that overcomes the traditional separation between computational modelling and intelligent monitoring. Her most-cited paper, "FEM-Based Modelling and AI-Enhanced Monitoring System for Upper Limb Rehabilitation" (2025), has already garnered 31 citations, reflecting its immediate impact on the field. This work demonstrates how combining FEM-based physical models with machine learning algorithms can create adaptive, personalized rehabilitation systems that continuously track patient progress. Dr. Arruzzo’s innovative framework not only advances the precision of rehabilitation monitoring but also paves the way for cost-effective, portable therapeutic devices. Her achievements mark a significant step toward intelligent, patient-centric healthcare technologies, positioning her as a rising leader in biomedical engineering and AI-assisted therapy.
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