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Ali Arsalan is a leading researcher in the field of rehabilitation robotics, with a particular focus on pneumatic artificial muscle (PAM) technology for stroke recovery. His most-cited work, "Pneumatic artificial muscle-based stroke rehabilitation device for upper and lower limbs" (2023), has garnered 18 citations, highlighting its significance in developing soft, safe, and effective assistive devices. Arsalan’s major contribution lies in designing and validating PAM-driven systems that mimic natural muscle movement, offering a lightweight and compliant alternative to traditional rigid exoskeletons for both upper and lower limb therapy. This innovation addresses critical needs in neurorehabilitation, enabling more natural and adaptive patient-robot interactions. Beyond this flagship paper, his research spans human-robot interaction, control systems, and biomechanics, aiming to translate lab prototypes into clinical solutions. Arsalan’s work is notable for its interdisciplinary approach, bridging mechanical engineering and neuroscience to improve quality of life for stroke survivors. With a growing citation record, he is emerging as a key voice in accessible, patient-centered rehabilitation technology.
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