Simone Ranaldi

Assistant Professor

Roma Tre University

Italy

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Simone Ranaldi is an Assistant Professor at Roma Tre University in Italy (country code: 39). His research interests focus on human-robot collaboration, muscle synergy analysis, and human-computer interaction. Recent articles include studies on postural stability during working tasks, clinical muscle testing, and the impact of technology on gait in young individuals. Professor Ranaldi is also exploring machine learning applications for disease classification based on inertial sensor data.

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Ennio Gambi

Università Politecnica delle Marche

ITALY

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Andrea Tigrini

Assistant Professor

Marche Polytechnic University

ITALY

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Alessandro Mengarelli

Assistant Professor

Università Politecnica delle Marche

ITALY

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Giacomo Severini

Assistant Professor

Dublin City University

IRELAND

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Cristiano De Marchis

University of Messina

ITALY

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Articles (9)

The Impact of Human-Robot Collaboration Levels on Postural Stability During Working Tasks Performed While Standing: Experimental Study

Synergy-dependent Centre-of-mass Control Strategies During Sit-to-stand Movements

Intelligent Human–Computer Interaction: Combined Wrist and Forearm Myoelectric Signals for Handwriting Recognition

Optimal Identification of Muscle Synergies From Typical Sit-to-Stand Clinical Tests

Machine learning to detect, stage and classify diseases and their symptoms based on inertial sensor data: a mapping review

The Influence of the sEMG Amplitude Estimation Technique on the EMG–Force Relationship

The Influence of the sEMG Amplitude Estimation Technique on the EMG-Force Relationship

An Objective, Information-Based Approach for Selecting the Number of Muscle Synergies to be Extracted via Non-Negative Matrix Factorization

Smartphone-Based Answering to School Subject Questions Alters Gait in Young Digital Natives

Collaborators (5)

Ennio Gambi

Andrea Tigrini

Alessandro Mengarelli

Giacomo Severini

Cristiano De Marchis

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