I am Nathalia Michelle Peralta-Vasconez, a mechatronics engineer graduated from Universidad Politécnica Salesiana in Ecuador and holder of a master’s degree in Robotics and Process Automation from Universidad Internacional de Valencia, where I graduated with honors. My main field of interest is robotics, with an emphasis on automation and control systems. I have participated in interdisciplinary research projects focused on developing technological solutions for rehabilitation and assistance, such as the integration of robotic gloves and mobile applications for hand rehabilitation in patients with partial paralysis, as well as the design of therapy systems based on soft robotics. Additionally, I have worked in areas such as energy efficiency, applied physics, and intelligent systems, collaborating with various researchers and publishing in international journals. Currently, I continue my academic and scientific work, contributing to the advancement of applied robotics, the improvement of quality of life, and technological innovation.