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Sergio Ausejo is a leading researcher in the fields of biomechanics, human-robot interaction, and assistive exoskeleton technologies. His work centers on developing standardized methodologies to evaluate and benchmark wearable robotic devices, addressing a critical gap in the field. Ausejo’s most notable contribution is his leadership in the STEPbySTEP project, which designed a novel stairs-based testbed for the systematic benchmarking of exoskeleton devices. This work, published in 2025, provides a replicable, controlled environment to assess exoskeleton performance, enabling researchers to compare devices under consistent, real-world stair-climbing conditions. By tackling the lack of universally accepted testing protocols, Ausejo’s research directly supports the safe and effective deployment of exoskeletons in rehabilitation, industrial, and mobility assistance applications. His contributions are essential for advancing the field from prototype development to reliable, user-ready technology, ensuring that these devices can be rigorously validated before widespread use.
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