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Dr. Nadine Pichot is a dedicated researcher in the fields of medical robotics and assistive technologies, with a specific focus on rehabilitation and elderly care. Her work centers on the development and evaluation of robotic systems to improve quality of life for vulnerable populations. A key contribution is her preliminary study on the "Robo-K" robot, which demonstrated its potential for enhancing walking and balance in patients with neurological injuries, laying groundwork for future rehabilitation protocols. She has also investigated the relevance of assistive robots for the elderly in institutional settings, addressing critical needs in geriatric care. Beyond technical development, Dr. Pichot is a strong advocate for stakeholder involvement in the innovation process. Her work on the ROBO-K project highlights the importance of integrating end-users—patients, caregivers, and clinicians—to ensure that robotic solutions are practical, accepted, and effectively diffused into care services. While her citation counts are modest, her research is foundational, emphasizing user-centered design and real-world applicability. Dr. Pichot’s contributions are particularly valuable for bridging the gap between engineering and clinical practice, ensuring that medical robotics truly serve the needs of those who rely on them.