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Philippe Vuadens is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, whose work focuses on restoring upper limb motor function in stroke survivors, particularly those with severe chronic impairments. His major contributions lie at the intersection of neurotechnology, robotics, and gamification, where he has pioneered novel interventions to overcome the limitations of traditional therapy. Vuadens’s most cited work, a 2019 review with 214 citations, critically examines how neurotechnology—such as brain-computer interfaces and robotic systems—can drive significant motor recovery even in patients long considered beyond help. He further advances this field through iterative design of tangible robot-based rehabilitation games (52 citations) and a 2022 study demonstrating that gamified, robot-enhanced training yields measurable performance gains in chronic stroke patients. By addressing critical barriers like treatment intensity, cost, and patient motivation, Vuadens’s research provides evidence-based, scalable solutions that transform rehabilitation from clinic-bound, one-on-one therapy into engaging, technology-driven practice. His work is essential reading for students and clinicians seeking to understand how cutting-edge neurotechnology can unlock recovery in the most challenging cases of brain injury.