Stephen Curran

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Stephen Curran is a robotics researcher focused on expanding access to rehabilitation technology, particularly for upper limb recovery. His work centers on developing robotic platforms designed for use in non-specialised or domestic settings, moving beyond traditional clinical environments. Curran’s key contribution lies in demonstrating that effective, robot-assisted rehabilitation can be made accessible outside of specialist centres, potentially transforming patient outcomes through more frequent, convenient therapy. His most cited paper, "Development of a Robotic Platform for Upper Limb Rehabilitation" (2020), has garnered 4 citations, laying foundational groundwork for home-based robotic therapy. By prioritizing affordability and usability, Curran’s research addresses a critical gap in rehabilitation, aiming to empower patients with continuous, autonomous recovery support. His work represents a significant step toward democratizing advanced therapeutic tools, with implications for stroke recovery and injury rehabilitation.