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Vera Gramigna is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of neurorehabilitation and assistive technology, whose work focuses on developing innovative human-machine interfaces to restore mobility and independence for patients with neurological impairments. Her most cited study (28 citations, 2018) employed lesion mapping to investigate how exoskeleton-robot assisted therapy promotes motor recovery in stroke patients, providing critical insights into the neural mechanisms underlying technology-supported rehabilitation. More recently, Gramigna has pushed the boundaries of assistive technology with her 2024 proof-of-concept study (6 citations) on a mixed reality-based human-machine interface for powered wheelchair control in neurodegenerative diseases. This work demonstrates her commitment to translating virtual and augmented reality technologies from experimental settings into practical clinical applications. By combining rigorous neuroanatomical analysis with cutting-edge interface design, Gramigna’s research bridges the gap between understanding brain injury recovery and developing tangible solutions that enhance quality of life. Her contributions are particularly valuable for students and researchers interested in the future of neurorehabilitation, where robotics, brain-computer interfaces, and immersive technologies converge to create personalized, high-intensity therapies for patients with stroke, ALS, and other neurodegenerative conditions.
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