Papers
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Total Citations
499
H-Index
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About
Daniele Giansanti is a prolific researcher at the forefront of rehabilitation robotics, assistive technology, and artificial intelligence in healthcare. His work spans the transformative intersection of emerging technologies and clinical practice, with a particular focus on neurological and physical rehabilitation, AI-driven diagnostics, and human-robot interaction. Giansanti has made significant contributions to understanding how robotic and electromechanical devices can improve outcomes for stroke survivors and patients with spinal cord injuries, as evidenced by his widely cited systematic reviews and overviews on upper limb robotic rehabilitation, which together have attracted over 150 citations. His 2023 narrative review on AI and assistive technology in autism care (69 citations) highlights his commitment to vulnerable populations and multidisciplinary approaches. Equally notable is his forward-looking scholarship on social robots, care robot cybersecurity, and augmented reality in diagnostic imaging, demonstrating a rare breadth across both clinical and technological domains. With a body of work exceeding 370 cumulative citations across these high-impact areas, Giansanti has established himself as an authoritative voice shaping how healthcare systems responsibly adopt and evaluate cutting-edge technologies for patient benefit.
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- 5The Social Robot in Rehabilitation and Assistance: What Is the Future?40 citations · 2021
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- 9The Rehabilitation and the Robotics: Are They Going Together Well?19 citations · 2020
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