Roberto Toni

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Roberto Toni is a researcher at the intersection of the Internet of Things (IoT), humanoid robotics, and motor rehabilitation. His work focuses on designing intelligent, technology-driven systems that enable continuous, remote patient monitoring and personalized therapy—a critical need highlighted by the pressures of the Covid-19 pandemic. Toni’s major contribution lies in proposing a next-generation rehabilitation framework that integrates IoT sensors with humanoid robotics to create adaptive, smart environments for motor recovery. His most-cited paper, “A Smart Motor Rehabilitation System Based on the Internet of Things and Humanoid Robotics” (2024), has garnered 13 citations for its novel approach to merging real-time data collection with robotic assistance. A related poster paper (5 citations) further explores the potential of these technologies to build more sustainable and tailored healthcare systems. By bridging engineering and clinical needs, Toni’s work offers a scalable vision for the future of rehabilitation—one where patients can receive continuous, data-driven therapy both in clinics and at home, reducing strain on healthcare infrastructure while improving outcomes.