Pedro Lorenzutti
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About
Pedro Lorenzutti is a rising figure in the field of biomedical instrumentation and rehabilitation engineering, with a focused expertise in fiber optic sensing technologies. His research centers on the development of Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG)-based sensor systems for advanced kinematic and dynamic assessment in lower limb rehabilitation. Lorenzutti’s major contributions include the design and validation of novel FBG sensor arrays for instrumenting passive orthoses and robotic rehabilitation devices, enabling precise, real-time monitoring of strain, angle, and structural loads during gait assistance. His work bridges the gap between optical sensing and clinical rehabilitation, offering non-invasive, high-fidelity solutions for assessing patient movement and device performance. With his most-cited papers—a 2025 study on FBG-based strain and angle assessment in passive orthosis (4 citations) and a 2025 work on sensor systems for robotic rehabilitation (3 citations)—Lorenzutti is establishing a strong early-career impact. His achievements highlight a promising trajectory in smart orthotics and wearable sensor technology, positioning him as an innovator in the next generation of rehabilitation engineering.
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