Sajja Alekhya

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Sajja Alekhya’s research lies at the intersection of rehabilitation engineering and human movement science, with a primary focus on developing assistive technologies for individuals with neuromuscular impairments. Her most-cited work, “Shoulder Kinematics Assessment towards Exoskeleton Development” (2020, 19 citations), addresses a critical challenge in restoring upper-limb function after stroke or degenerative disease. By precisely quantifying shoulder joint kinematics, Alekhya provides foundational data for designing exoskeletons that can restore lost degrees of freedom—a key step toward improving physical, cognitive, and social well-being in affected populations. This study exemplifies her broader contribution: bridging biomechanical analysis with practical device design to enhance therapeutic interventions. Though early in her career, Alekhya’s work has already informed rehabilitation strategies and exoskeleton development, demonstrating impact through targeted citations in robotics and clinical journals. Her approach—combining rigorous kinematic assessment with user-centered design—positions her as a promising voice in neurorehabilitation engineering, where her insights continue to shape how researchers and clinicians restore mobility and independence.