Lina Han
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Lina Han is a researcher focused on the intersection of soft robotics and rehabilitation engineering, with a particular emphasis on assistive technologies for motor recovery. Her work centers on the development and kinematic analysis of soft robotic systems, especially those powered by pneumatic muscles for hand rehabilitation. Her most-cited paper, "Comparative Analysis Soft Kinematics of Hand Rehabilitation Robot Powered by Pneumatic Muscles" (2020), provides a foundational framework for understanding the mechanical behavior of compliant actuators in therapeutic contexts, contributing to safer and more adaptive human-robot interaction. While her citation count is still emerging, this work underscores her commitment to advancing accessible, patient-centered rehabilitation solutions. Han’s research is notable for bridging theoretical kinematics with practical design, offering insights that could inform future iterations of soft wearable robots. As the field of soft robotics grows, her contributions hold potential for improving outcomes in neurorehabilitation and assistive technology.
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