Hsiang-Peng Chen
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Dr. Hsiang-Peng Chen is a leading figure in rehabilitation robotics, with a core focus on the design and clinical translation of cable-driven exoskeletal systems for hand rehabilitation. His most impactful work, the 2019 study "Usability Assessment of a Cable-Driven Exoskeletal Robot for Hand Rehabilitation" (39 citations), addresses a critical gap in the field: the frequent disconnect between engineering design and actual clinical needs. By conducting a rigorous case series, Dr. Chen demonstrated how to systematically evaluate the usability of a novel robotic device, ensuring it is not only technically sound but also practical and acceptable for therapists and patients. This human-centered approach has set a benchmark for future device development, emphasizing that effective rehabilitation technology must be intuitive and seamlessly integrated into clinical workflows. His contributions are pivotal in advancing robot-assisted therapy from the lab bench to the bedside, offering new hope for restoring hand function in patients with neurological or orthopedic injuries.
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