Mohamad Hoda
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Mohamad Hoda is a researcher at the intersection of rehabilitation robotics and human-computer interaction, with a focus on developing accessible, low-cost technologies for stroke recovery. His most cited work introduces a novel natural robotic rehabilitation exergame system that employs a glove worn on the unaffected arm of stroke patients. This design transforms the healthy limb into a natural robotic controller, enabling patients to engage in therapeutic exercises through intuitive, game-based interactions. By prioritizing affordability and ease of use, Hoda’s approach addresses critical barriers to rehabilitation access, particularly for patients with paralysis in their affected hand. His contributions have garnered attention in the field, with his leading paper accumulating 15 citations, reflecting its relevance to both clinical and engineering communities. Hoda’s work exemplifies a user-centered design philosophy, merging robotics with gamification to enhance patient motivation and recovery outcomes. His research holds promise for expanding home-based rehabilitation options, making therapy more engaging and accessible for stroke survivors.
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