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About
Angie Pino is a researcher at the intersection of rehabilitation robotics and human–computer interaction, with a focus on restoring mobility and independence for individuals with neurological disorders. Her work centers on developing and evaluating novel therapeutic technologies, including brain–computer interfaces (BCIs) for controlling lower-limb exoskeletons, and integrating serious games into robot-assisted rehabilitation. In her 2021 study on BCI-controlled exoskeletons, she demonstrated how neural signals can be harnessed to drive assistive devices for the lower limbs, a critical step toward intuitive, hands-free mobility aids. Her 2022 case study on mirror-based robotic therapy (MRT) for ankle recovery in a neurological patient with foot drop showed promising gains in motor control and walking function, expanding MRT’s proven benefits from the upper to the lower limb. Across her most-cited works—garnering 6, 4, and 4 citations respectively—Pino’s research advances a patient-centered, gamified approach that makes therapy engaging while targeting real-world functional outcomes. Her contributions are shaping the next generation of affordable, home-deployable rehabilitation systems that blend robotics, virtual reality, and neurofeedback.
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- 1Brain–Computer Interface for Controlling Lower-Limb Exoskeletons6 citations · 2021
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