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About
Elisa Taglione is a leading researcher in rehabilitation robotics, with a focus on developing advanced exoskeletons and robotic systems for upper-limb and gait rehabilitation. Her work spans shoulder, hand, and wrist exoskeletons, as well as robot-assisted gait training for neurological conditions like stroke and Parkinson’s disease. Taglione’s major contributions include the design of a gravity-compensated upper-limb exoskeleton for shoulder rehabilitation (49 citations) and a torque-controlled hand exoskeleton that decodes hand movements using sEMG and finger kinematics (23 citations). She has also conducted systematic reviews on robot-assisted gait training for post-stroke balance (44 citations) and postural instability in Parkinson’s disease (28 citations), providing critical evidence for clinical applications. Her randomized controlled trial on wrist robot-aided orthopedic rehabilitation (25 citations) and work on self-aligning finger exoskeletons (19 citations) highlight her commitment to kinematic compatibility and patient-centered design. Taglione’s research has been cited over 220 times, reflecting its impact on both engineering and clinical communities. Her innovative use of gamified mixed reality environments for rehabilitation and her focus on post-traumatic conditions underscore her dedication to improving patient outcomes through technology.
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