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Arianna Antonini is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, specializing in the application of electromechanical and robotic devices to restore gait and balance in patients with neurological disabilities. Her work bridges engineering and clinical practice, focusing on how technology can enhance neuroplasticity and functional recovery. Antonini’s most impactful contribution is a comprehensive scoping review that established a classification framework for studies on robotic neurorehabilitation devices, cited 49 times and recognized as a foundational reference in the field. She also authored a systematic review on robot-assisted rehabilitation for children with neurological disabilities, cited 8 times, which highlighted the potential of intensive, task-specific training to improve mobility in pediatric populations. Her research is notable for its emphasis on rigorous evidence synthesis, helping clinicians and engineers navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of rehabilitation technology. Antonini’s work has been instrumental in guiding the development and evaluation of robotic devices, ensuring they meet the needs of diverse patient groups. For students and researchers, her contributions exemplify how interdisciplinary approaches can drive innovation in healthcare, making rehabilitation more effective and accessible for individuals with neurological conditions.