Giulia Bodo holds a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from Politecnico di Torino and the Italian Institute of Technology. She is currently a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Rehab Technologies Lab, Italian Institute of Technology in Genoa. Her research focuses on enhancing human-machine interaction and improving rehabilitation outcomes for upper limb impairments in orthopaedic and neurological patients, through innovative control strategies for robotic exoskeletons. Giulia is also actively involved in telemedicine projects, collaborating with research institutions and clinical partners to develop e-health solutions for monitoring and assessing patients with Multiple Sclerosis, as well as pediatric and geriatric populations.
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CCT@Morego
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2026
Bodo G., Landini E., Brand F., Piccardo A., Gori L., Beltran C., Laffranchi M., Natale L.
A Framework for Assessing Gait Modulation and User Experience in Social Robot Guidance: The R1 Robot as a Lobby Assistant
IEEE/ASME International Conference on Advanced Intelligent Mechatronics, AIM
Conference Paper
Conference
2026
Bodo G., Garro F., Guanziroli E., Molteni F., Semprini M.
Effects of the Float Exoskeleton on Reaching Kinematics After Stroke: A Pilot Study
IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC 2026)
Article
Conference
2026
Bodo G., Ladislao G., Moslemibidhandi M., Casadio M., Laffranchi M.
Evaluating the Impact of the FloatEVO Exoskeleton on Upper-Limb Motion Patterns
EMBC 2026
Conference Paper
Conference
2026
Bodo G., Landini E., Brand F., Piccardo A., Gori L., Beltran C., Laffranchi M., Natale L.
Framework for Assessing Gait Modulation and User Experience in Social Robot Guidance: the R1 Robot as a Lobby Assistant
IEEE/ASME International Conference on Advanced Intelligent Mechatronics, AIM
Conference Paper
Conference
2025
Bodo G., Sciortino G., Pedulla L., Grange E., Giordanino S., Bailo G.L., Tacchino A., Podda J., Brichetto G., Petrushin A., Beltran-Gonzalez C., Del Bue A., Laffranchi M.
An AI-Driven Telemonitoring System Exploiting Sensorized Glasses and Insoles to Correlate Cognitive Load and Mobility during ADLs
IEEE International Conference on Rehabilitation Robotics, pp. 736-742
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