Eliton Morais
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Eliton Morais is a researcher at the forefront of integrating photonic sensing technologies with robotic rehabilitation systems. His primary research areas span fiber optic sensors, particularly Fiber Bragg Gratings (FBGs), and their application in biomechanics and assistive robotics. Morais’s most notable contribution is the development of an FBG sensor system for kinematic and dynamic assessment in lower limb robotic rehabilitation, a work that has already garnered early citations for its innovative approach to real-time, non-invasive monitoring of patient movement. By embedding FBG arrays into rehabilitation exoskeletons, his system enables precise measurement of joint angles and forces, offering a significant improvement over traditional electronic sensors in terms of immunity to electromagnetic interference and high sensitivity. This breakthrough has the potential to enhance the personalization and efficacy of robotic therapy for stroke and spinal cord injury patients. Morais’s work represents a critical step toward smarter, sensor-driven rehabilitation devices, and his early impact signals a promising trajectory in the field of biomedical photonics and human-machine interfaces.
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