Bubblepreet Kaur Randhawa
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97
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About
Bubblepreet Kaur Randhawa is a researcher dedicated to advancing stroke rehabilitation through innovative, technology-driven interventions. Her work focuses on integrating affordable robotic exoskeletons, functional electrical stimulation (FES), and brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) to create more accessible and effective therapies for upper limb motor recovery. A key contribution is her development of a low-cost BCI-controlled arm exoskeleton and motor-proprioception platform, evaluated in a single session and cited 39 times, demonstrating the potential for scalable, home-based solutions. She has also pioneered the combination of mental and physical training with goal-oriented protocols, as shown in a feasibility case study (20 citations), and explored closed-loop electrical stimulation to assist fine motor movements in the hemiparetic arm (16 citations). Her work on bimanual elbow robotic orthoses and impairment force-feedback methods (17 citations) further underscores her commitment to novel, cost-effective rehabilitation strategies. By addressing the limitations of conventional, labor-intensive therapy, Randhawa’s research paves the way for personalized, high-dose robotic and neurostimulation interventions that can improve recovery outcomes and reduce the economic burden of stroke care.
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