Bettina Barisch‐Fritz
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Dr. Bettina Barisch-Fritz is a leading researcher in the intersection of biomechanics, assistive technology, and healthy aging. Her work centers on developing innovative strategies to assess and enhance human motor performance, with a particular focus on using robotic exoskeletons to support mobility in older adults. Her most impactful contribution, the perspective article "Human motor performance assessment with lower limb exoskeletons as a potential strategy to support healthy aging," has already garnered 4 citations since its 2025 publication, signaling its influence in the field. In this work, she proposes a novel framework for using wearable exoskeletons not just as mobility aids, but as diagnostic tools to monitor age-related motor decline. By enabling regular, objective assessments of gait and balance, her research aims to identify early signs of impairment and guide targeted interventions. This approach holds promise for improving quality of life and reducing fall risk in aging populations. Dr. Barisch-Fritz’s work bridges engineering and gerontology, offering a forward-looking perspective on how technology can transform aging care.
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