Chan-young Park
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Dr. Chan-young Park has made foundational contributions to rehabilitation robotics, focusing on human-machine interfaces for upper-extremity recovery. His most-cited work, "Development of wireless data glove for unrestricted upper-extremity rehabilitation system" (2009, 9 citations), introduced a pioneering data glove that uses seven flexible sensors to measure finger and wrist flexion angles. This device enables natural, unrestricted movement during therapy, interfacing with a custom 3D graphic system for real-time feedback. By prioritizing wireless, sensor-rich design, Park’s research addresses critical barriers in rehabilitation—bridging the gap between robotic assistance and patient autonomy. His work has influenced subsequent developments in wearable assistive technologies, particularly for stroke and paralysis patients. While his citation count reflects a focused, early-stage impact, the data glove concept remains a reference point for low-cost, accessible rehabilitation interfaces. Park’s contributions underscore the importance of ergonomic, sensor-driven solutions in restoring upper-extremity function, offering a practical pathway for integrating robotics into clinical and home-based therapy.
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