Riccardo Troscia
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About
Riccardo Troscia’s research sits at the dynamic intersection of physiotherapy, digital health, and human-robot interaction, exploring how emerging technologies can transform rehabilitation. His most-cited work, “The Social Robot and the Digital Physiotherapist: Are We Ready for the Team Play?” (2021, 6 citations), investigates the readiness of healthcare systems to integrate social robots and digital tools into physiotherapy practice. Troscia’s key contribution lies in framing the physiotherapist as a central figure in a collaborative “team play” with artificial intelligence and robotic agents, rather than a passive observer of technological change. By analyzing both the technical advancements in social robotics and the evolving role of the digital physiotherapist, he highlights critical gaps in training, trust, and workflow integration. His work is notable for its forward-looking perspective, urging the field to prepare for a future where human clinicians and machines work side-by-side. Though early in his career, Troscia’s research provides a foundational roadmap for understanding the social and professional implications of AI-driven rehabilitation.
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