This paper summarizes our efforts on organizing a data structure for the analysis of human generated kinematic and kinetic data. We introduce a framework to perform data analysis in a straightforward manner, from the raw data to the refined results of a particular study. We applied this framework for data collected with the MIT MANUS gym. The proposed data structure carries a summary of the raw data, in terms of mean-aggregated robotic assay, also preserving the metrics of each movement separately for further study of movements at different granularity levels. Our framework allows us to export the structure of preprocessed data in a portable format, so that data can be accessed or edited with other statistical packages. Because the framework structure is modular and scalable, requiring no prior installation or setup, it simplifies the expansion to novel metrics and novel robotic devices. Hence, it is a convenient tool to be used in studies involving the analysis of human kinematic and kinetic data collected by any robotic device.