Ing. Ľuboš Chovanec, PhD. works as a researcher and lecturer at the Institute of Robotics and Cybernetics of the FEEIT STU since 2013. He is also a member of the National Robotics Centre, where he tries to link university research with the requirements of companies and other scientific institutions. In his PhD thesis, he worked on the control of low-damped mechatronic systems. In 2020, he and a team of experts participated in the global robotics-medicine competition Kuka innovation award, where they managed to make it to the finals with a robotic application of laser hair removal. Since then, he has been looking for the connection between mathematics, physics and the human motor system as a unique system that needs occasional rehabilitation help to get back to an active life. He is finding innovative approaches using force-actuated robotic arms in upper and lower extremity rehabilitation, massage, and reflexology. He also focuses on therapist-robot or patient-robot interaction in the creation of intuitive collaborative applications. He is open to new collaborations with experts in the field of rehabilitation medicine.