Brilianta Budi Nugraha

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Brilianta Budi Nugraha is a researcher focused on the intersection of robotics, human motion analysis, and rehabilitation engineering. His work primarily explores how human arm movements can be systematically studied and replicated in robotic systems, with a particular emphasis on applications in manufacturing and healthcare. Nugraha's major contribution lies in his foundational analysis of human arm motions during assembly tasks, which serves as a critical basis for designing dual robot arm systems. By applying Denavit-Hartenberg (DH) parameter-based forward kinematics, he has developed models that enable robots to more accurately imitate human arm motions, potentially improving automation in industrial settings. Additionally, Nugraha has innovatively applied Therbligh motion analysis—a method traditionally used in industrial engineering for work simplification—to the development of movement therapy protocols for stroke patients. This cross-disciplinary approach demonstrates his ability to translate manufacturing efficiency concepts into rehabilitation science. While his citation counts are currently modest (4 and 2 citations respectively), his work represents important early-stage research that bridges robotics, ergonomics, and clinical therapy, offering promising directions for future advancements in assistive robotics and neurorehabilitation.