Santiago Canete
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Santiago Canete is a researcher at the forefront of rehabilitation robotics, with a primary focus on developing assistive technologies for post-stroke gait recovery. His work centers on the design and systematic evaluation of robotic ankle exoskeletons, aiming to bridge the gap between clinical rehabilitation and community-based locomotor training. Canete’s key contribution lies in his rigorous analysis of power transmission efficiency in these devices, a critical factor for enabling practical, home-based therapy that can increase walking practice dose and intensity. His 2024 paper, “Design & Systematic Evaluation of Power Transmission Efficiency of an Ankle Exoskeleton for Walking Post-Stroke,” has already garnered early citations, highlighting its relevance to the field. By addressing the mechanical and control challenges of exoskeleton design, Canete is advancing the potential for these systems to improve independent ambulation in stroke survivors. His work represents a vital step toward making robotic rehabilitation accessible beyond clinical settings, promising to enhance the quality of life for individuals with motor impairments through more effective, personalized walking therapy.
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