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Marco Bravi
Researcher at Università Campus Bio-Medico
Publications - 33
Citations - 742
Marco Bravi is an academic researcher from Università Campus Bio-Medico. The author has contributed to research in topics: Motor control & Wearable computer. The author has an hindex of 10, co-authored 33 publications receiving 433 citations.
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Quantitative evaluation of upper-limb motor control in robot-aided rehabilitation
TL;DR: Results showed that arm biomechanical functions can be objectively measured by means of the proposed set of performance indices, and features related to motion planning strategies can be extracted from submovement analysis.
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Restoring Tactile sensations via neural interfaces for real-time force-and-slippage closed-loop control of bionic hands.
Loredana Zollo,Giovanni Di Pino,Anna Lisa Ciancio,Federico Ranieri,Francesca Cordella,Cosimo Gentile,Emiliano Noce,Rocco Antonio Romeo,Alberto Dellacasa Bellingegni,Gianluca Vadalà,Sandra Miccinilli,Alessandro Mioli,Lorenzo Diaz-Balzani,Marco Bravi,Klaus-P. Hoffmann,Andreas Schneider,Luca Denaro,Angelo Davalli,Emanuele Gruppioni,Rinaldo Sacchetti,Simona Castellano,Vincenzo Di Lazzaro,Silvia Sterzi,Vincenzo Denaro,Eugenio Guglielmelli +24 more
TL;DR: It is shown that force and slipperage sensations can be elicited in an amputee by means of biologically inspired slippage detection and encoding algorithms, supported by a stick-slip model of the performed grasp.
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Inter-hemispheric coupling changes associate with motor improvements after robotic stroke rehabilitation
Giovanni Pellegrino,Leo Tomasevic,Mario Tombini,Giovanni Assenza,Marco Bravi,Silvia Sterzi,V. Giacobbe,Loredana Zollo,Eugenio Guglielmelli,G. Cavallo,Fabrizio Vernieri,Franca Tecchio +11 more
TL;DR: It is demonstrated that a robot-aided rehabilitation program induces brain reorganizations and interhemispheric connectivity between primary somatosensory areas got closer to a 'physiological level' in parallel with the acquisition of more accurate hand control.
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A Multi-Parametric Wearable System to Monitor Neck Movements and Respiratory Frequency of Computer Workers.
Daniela Lo Presti,Arianna Carnevale,Jessica D'Abbraccio,Luca Massari,Carlo Massaroni,Riccardo Sabbadini,Martina Zaltieri,Joshua Di Tocco,Marco Bravi,Sandra Miccinilli,Silvia Sterzi,Umile Giuseppe Longo,Vincenzo Denaro,Michele Arturo Caponero,Domenico Formica,Calogero Maria Oddo,Emiliano Schena +16 more
TL;DR: A multi-parametric wearable system based on two fiber Bragg grating sensors is proposed for monitoring neck movements and breathing activity of computer workers and is able to well-match the trend in time of the head movements and estimate mean and breath-by-breath respiratory frequency values.
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Respiratory Monitoring During Physical Activities With a Multi-Sensor Smart Garment and Related Algorithms
Carlo Massaroni,Emiliano Schena,Joshua Di Tocco,Marco Bravi,Arianna Carnevale,Daniela Lo Presti,Riccardo Sabbadini,Sandra Miccinilli,Silvia Sterzi,Domenico Formica +9 more
TL;DR: A multi-sensor smart garment based on six sensing elements and related bespoke algorithms are able to provide robust information about LaTeX values on both average and breath-by-breath bases even during physical activities.