Nolwenn Morisset

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Nolwenn Morisset is a researcher whose work lies at the intersection of rehabilitation robotics and neurological recovery. Her primary research focuses on developing and evaluating robotic-assisted therapies to restore motor function in patients with neurological injuries. Morisset’s most notable contribution is her pioneering study on the Robo-K device, a robotic exoskeleton designed to improve walking and balance in individuals affected by conditions such as stroke or spinal cord injury. Her 2016 preliminary study, which has garnered 4 citations, demonstrated promising early results, showing that Robo-K could enhance gait symmetry and postural stability, offering a novel, repeatable intervention for rehabilitation. This work is significant for its potential to translate robotic assistance into practical, patient-centered outcomes, bridging the gap between engineering and clinical practice. Morisset’s research is particularly valuable for students and clinicians interested in the future of neurorehabilitation, as it highlights how technology can augment traditional physiotherapy. Her findings lay the groundwork for larger trials, positioning her as a key contributor to the growing field of assistive robotics for neurological recovery.