Lutong Li
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About
Dr. Lutong Li is a leading researcher at the intersection of rehabilitation robotics and healthcare technology, with a primary focus on developing robotic systems for post-stroke recovery and clinical procedures. Her most impactful work centers on understanding the barriers to implementing rehabilitation robots, as evidenced by her highly cited mixed-methods survey (58 citations) exploring professionals' views on robotic therapy for stroke survivors. Dr. Li has made significant contributions to establishing design specifications for home-based upper limb rehabilitation robots, addressing a critical gap in the field through her comprehensive scoping review (52 citations). Her research extends to developing robotic systems for percutaneous tracheostomy, where she has created a novel development framework, and exploring construction robotics' potential for reducing airborne virus transmission. With over 120 total citations across her publications, Dr. Li's work bridges engineering design with clinical implementation, emphasizing user-centered approaches and practical deployment challenges. Her notable achievements include optimizing mechanical designs for home-based rehabilitation robots and developing comprehensive frameworks that guide future robotic system development for both rehabilitation and surgical applications.
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