Alirezā Faghihi
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Alirezā Faghihi is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of robotics and neurorehabilitation, with a particular focus on assistive technologies for motor recovery. His most notable contribution is the design and fabrication of the Smart RoboWrist, a three-degree-of-freedom wrist exoskeleton robot detailed in his 2015 paper. This device, which supports flexion/extension, abduction/adduction, and pronation/supination, is engineered to align with the anatomical axes of the human wrist, using four stepper motors to deliver precise, controlled movements for rehabilitation therapy. While his work has accumulated modest citation counts—around 7 for this key paper—its significance lies in its practical, patient-centered approach to restoring upper limb function. Faghihi’s contributions are particularly valuable for students and researchers in biomechatronics and physical therapy, as they demonstrate how robotic systems can be tailored to mimic natural human motion, offering a scalable solution for post-stroke or injury recovery. His research underscores a commitment to bridging engineering and clinical application, making him a thoughtful voice in the development of accessible neurorehabilitation tools.
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