Papers
48
Total Citations
1,404
H-Index
20
About
Massimo Sartori is a leading figure at the intersection of neural control, biomechanics, and wearable robotics, pioneering technologies that bridge the gap between human physiology and machines. His core research focuses on developing neural data-driven musculoskeletal models to create personalized neurorehabilitation technologies and intuitive human-machine interfaces. Sartori’s major contributions include the real-time neuromusculoskeletal modeling for robust myoelectric control of wrist-hand prostheses, enabling simultaneous control of multiple degrees of freedom (153 citations). He has also advanced adaptive control for soft wearable exosuits and exoskeletons, allowing patients with paresis to voluntarily drive robotic assistance via neuromechanical modeling (124 citations). His work on human-like compliant locomotion has been instrumental in informing robotic implementations (112 citations). With over 972 citations across his most-cited works, Sartori’s impact is profound. Notably, he developed MyoSim and MyoSuite, fast, physiologically realistic simulation platforms for musculoskeletal and exoskeletal studies, pushing the boundaries of motor control research. His achievements are reshaping how we design and control the next generation of assistive and rehabilitative technologies.
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- 5Human-like compliant locomotion: state of the art of robotic implementations112 citations · 2016
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