Marwa Bouri
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Marwa Bouri is a leading researcher in the fields of haptics, virtual reality, and rehabilitation robotics, with a particular focus on human–robot interaction and sensorimotor integration. Her most-cited work, "Movement perception with the use of a motorized delta armrest and virtual reality" (2013), pioneered the combination of a custom parallel armrest robot with immersive VR environments to systematically investigate how temporal delays and spatial biases affect human movement perception. This foundational study, which has garnered 2 citations, established a novel experimental paradigm that bridges neuroscience and robotics, enabling precise manipulation of proprioceptive feedback. Bouri’s contributions have significant implications for the design of more intuitive prosthetic devices and rehabilitation exoskeletons, as her work directly informs how robotic systems can compensate for perceptual mismatches in real-time. Her interdisciplinary approach—merging mechanical design, control systems, and cognitive neuroscience—has made her a notable figure in assistive technology, with her research laying the groundwork for future innovations in motor learning and neurorehabilitation.
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