Sara Alyamani
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Sara Alyamani is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of pediatric rehabilitation and robotics. Her work focuses on developing innovative, robotically-assisted therapeutic systems for children with neuromuscular disorders, particularly cerebral palsy. Her major contributions include the creation of the "Pedbothome" and "PedBot" systems—ankle rehabilitation robots that provide three degrees of freedom and integrate custom-designed airplane video games. These devices transform physical therapy into an engaging, interactive experience, allowing children to use their foot as a controller to fly through virtual hoops, thereby improving compliance and outcomes. With her most-cited paper, "Pedbothome: Robotically-Assisted Ankle Rehabilitation System For Children With Cerebral Palsy" (2019, 11 citations), and the foundational "PedBot" study (2018, 6 citations), Alyamani has demonstrated significant impact in addressing the limitations of conventional physical therapy. Her work not only advances robotic rehabilitation technology but also prioritizes patient motivation and accessibility, making her a notable figure in assistive robotics and pediatric care.
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