Meng‐Jung Lee
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Meng-Jung Lee is a dedicated researcher in paediatric rehabilitation engineering, with a primary focus on developing and evaluating assistive technologies for children with motor disabilities. Her key research areas include robotic neurorehabilitation, upper limb habilitation, and the design of age-appropriate therapeutic devices. Lee’s most notable contribution is her pioneering work on a novel paediatric robotic device for children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy, as detailed in her 2017 pilot study. This study demonstrated the feasibility and potential of using robotic assistance to improve upper limb function in young patients, addressing a critical gap in accessible, child-friendly rehabilitation tools. While her citation count is still growing—her flagship paper has garnered 3 citations—the work represents an important step in translating adult robotic therapy principles to paediatric populations. Lee’s research is particularly impactful for its emphasis on user-centred design, ensuring that the device meets the unique needs of children. Her achievements highlight a commitment to bridging engineering innovation with clinical practice, offering new hope for families seeking effective, engaging therapies for motor skill development.
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