Dalin Yang

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Dalin Yang is a researcher advancing the field of rehabilitation robotics, with a focus on developing accessible, brain-computer interface (BCI)-driven assistive technologies. His key research areas include hand exoskeleton design, human-robot interaction, and neurorehabilitation. Yang’s most notable contribution is the development of a novel hand exoskeleton framework for finger rehabilitation, integrating BCI techniques to enable intuitive, patient-driven therapy for stroke survivors. This work, published in 2020, addresses critical challenges in the field—such as portability, low cost, and safe human-robotic interaction—by proposing a control system that translates neural signals into precise exoskeleton movements. With 4 citations to date, this foundational study has laid the groundwork for more adaptive and user-friendly rehabilitation devices. Yang’s research holds promise for improving motor recovery outcomes, particularly for patients with limited voluntary movement. By prioritizing affordability and safety, his work contributes to making advanced neurorehabilitation tools more widely accessible, bridging the gap between cutting-edge BCI technology and practical clinical applications.