Rita Stagni

Associate Professor

University of Bologna

Italy

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Rita Stagni is an Associate Professor at the Università di Bologna in Italy. Her research focuses on the quantitative assessment of motor competence and control, particularly in children, utilizing sensor-based technologies. Recent studies under her publication include investigations into fine motor skills, gait performance in various conditions, and the impacts of physical activity behavior during the COVID-19 pandemic. She is committed to exploring innovative methods for assessing motor skills and developing interventions for children.

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Alessandra Del Felice

Associate Professor

Università degli Studi della Campania Luigi Vanvitelli Scuola di Medicina e Chirurgia

ITALY

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MARIA CRISTINA BISI

Senior assistant professor (fixed-term)

University of Bologna

ITALY

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Silvia Fantozzi

University of Bologna

ITALY

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Articles (10)

Sensor-Based Quantitative Assessment of Children’s Fine Motor Competence: An Instrumented Version of the Placing Bricks Test

Quantitative Characterization of Motor Control during Gait in Dravet Syndrome Using Wearable Sensors: A Preliminary Study

Gait performance in toddlers born preterm: A sensor based quantitative characterization

The impact of COVID-19 on physical activity behaviour in Italian primary school children: a comparison before and during pandemic considering gender differences

Quantitative characterization of walking on sand inecological conditions: Speed, temporal segmentation, and variability

Technology-based methods for the assessment of fine and gross motor skill in children: A systematic overview of available solutions and future steps for effective in-field use

A multiple targeted research protocol for a quasi-experimental trial in primary school children based on an active break intervention: The imola active breaks (i-move) study

A statistical approach for the assessment of muscle activation patterns during gait in parkinson’s disease

Human motor control: Is a subject-specific quantitative assessment of its multiple characteristics possible? A demonstrative application on children motor development

Timing estimation for gait in water from inertial sensor measurements: Analysis of the performance of 17 algorithms

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Alessandra Del Felice

MARIA CRISTINA BISI

Silvia Fantozzi

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