Lucia Rita Quitadamo

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Lucia Rita Quitadamo is a leading figure in sensor technology and biomedical engineering, best known for her pioneering work on resistive flex sensors. Her highly cited survey, "Resistive flex sensors: a survey" (2015), with 173 citations, remains a foundational resource, systematically exploring these low-cost, lightweight, and robust sensors that measure bending with minimal power consumption. This work has catalyzed applications across robotics, prosthetics, and wearable health monitoring, demonstrating how accessible sensing can drive innovation. Quitadamo’s contributions extend to signal processing and human-machine interfaces, where her research has advanced real-time motion capture and assistive technologies. Her impact is evident in the widespread adoption of flex sensors in both academic and industrial settings, enabling cost-effective solutions for rehabilitation and interactive systems. Recognized for bridging theoretical design with practical utility, Quitadamo continues to inspire researchers seeking to democratize sensing technology. Her work underscores a commitment to making sophisticated measurement tools accessible, empowering diverse fields from biomechanics to virtual reality.