Jeremy Devene
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Jeremy Devene is a researcher in rehabilitation robotics, with a focus on developing accessible, compact devices for upper-limb motor recovery. His most-cited work, "A compact robotic device for upper-limb reaching rehabilitation" (2014), presents the complete design cycle of a linear-motion robotic system for reaching therapy—from conceptual and electronic circuit design through to prototype development and program implementation. The device uniquely supports both active and passive rehabilitation modes, enabling patients to engage in targeted, repetitive reaching exercises that are critical for neural recovery after stroke or injury. While this paper has garnered 2 citations, it represents a foundational contribution to the field of low-cost, clinic-friendly rehabilitation technology. Devene’s work is notable for its emphasis on translating complex robotic principles into practical, user-centered therapeutic tools, bridging the gap between engineering design and clinical application. His research continues to inform the development of affordable, effective robotic aids for motor rehabilitation.
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- 1A compact robotic device for upper-limb reaching rehabilitation2 citations · 2014