Srujana Gattupalli

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Srujana Gattupalli is a researcher at the intersection of robotics, rehabilitation engineering, and human-computer interaction. Her most cited work, "MAGNI: A Real-Time Robot-Aided Game-Based Tele-Rehabilitation System" (2016), exemplifies her focus on developing accessible, engaging technologies for physical therapy. This system integrates real-time robotic assistance with game-based interfaces to support remote rehabilitation, a contribution that has garnered 8 citations and laid groundwork for patient-centered, low-cost therapeutic tools. Gattupalli’s research advances the design of interactive robotic systems that bridge clinical and home settings, aiming to improve motor recovery outcomes. Her work reflects a commitment to leveraging technology for social impact, particularly in underserved populations. By combining robotics with gamification, she addresses critical challenges in adherence and accessibility in rehabilitation. Gattupalli’s contributions are notable for their practical, user-driven approach, offering a template for future tele-rehabilitation innovations that prioritize real-time feedback and patient engagement.