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About
Sam Hoh is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of soft robotics, assistive technology, and inclusive engineering. Their work focuses on developing accessible, human-centered robotic systems that prioritize safety, comfort, and social equity. Hoh’s major contributions include the design of a soft, fabric-based shrink-to-fit pneumatic sleeve for upper limb assistance, addressing the limitations of rigid exoskeletons in post-stroke and age-related weakness. This work, cited 7 times, emphasizes user comfort and aesthetic acceptability. They also developed a virtual testing platform for assessing prosthetic knee joints, cited 6 times, which provides a mathematical and dynamic model to evaluate a wide range of artificial knees, advancing prosthetic design and rehabilitation. Most notably, Hoh’s 2024 paper, “Soft Robotics: A Route to Equality, Diversity, and Inclusivity in Robotics,” with 8 citations, articulates a visionary framework for embedding diversity into robotic research, arguing that the field must reflect the full spectrum of human society to be truly impactful. Through this work, Hoh is shaping a more inclusive future for robotics, ensuring that technology serves everyone equitably.
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