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June 10-11, 2019 | Edinburgh, Scotland

Central Nervous System and Therapeutics

2

nd

International Conference on

Journal of Neurology and Neurorehabilitation Research | Volume 4

allied

academies

hunova® during active control tasks and balance tasks in

seated position.

Obtained results showed how hunova® can be a useful

rehabilitation tool for evaluation and training in spinal cord

injury.

Conclusions:

hunova® can be a useful and powerful

rehabilitation tool for evaluation and training and a

considerable number of clinical trials have been set up

and will be completed to validate the technology. hunova®

allows to measure significant parameters of static and

dynamic stability and can centralize a complex progression

of exercises to recover trunk control and reactive balance

after traumatic injuries.

Speaker Biography

Jody Alessandro Saglia is a mechatronic engineer with 15 years of

academic and industrial experience. He graduated in Mechatronics

Engineering at Polytechnic of Turin in 2007 and received his PhD

degree in 2010 from King’s College London. He also received a Master

Degree in Technology Transfer and Management of Innovation from

the University of Genoa in 2014. He has been at the Italian Institute of

Technology (IIT) since 2010, as a Postdoc researcher in the Department

of Advanced Robotics and in 2014 contributed to the creation of the

Rehab Technologies Facility and took the role of Principal Investigator,

working on the design and development of rehabilitation and assistive

technologies. Jody started to work on rehabilitation robotics, in

particular on ankle rehabilitation in 2007 and led all the developments

of the technology from a proof of concept to the CE marked product.

He led a team of engineers and developers to design and build hunova,

the first product of Movendo Technology. He is co-founder and Chief

Technology Officer of Movendo Technology. Jody has published more

than 20 peer-reviewed journal articles and conference papers about

robotics applied to rehabilitation and assistive applications and is

inventor of 4 patents.

e:

jody.saglia@gmail.com