Chih‐Cheng Lin

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Chih-Cheng Lin is a leading researcher in rehabilitation robotics, with a particular focus on developing accessible, low-cost technologies for neurological recovery. His most cited work, "Low-cost modular robotic system for neurological rehabilitative training" (2016, 11 citations), introduces the RoboTrainer-Light—a groundbreaking, affordable robotic system designed for home-based therapy. This innovation addresses a critical gap in rehabilitation by enabling patients with partial paralysis to access effective training outside clinical settings, democratizing care for a broader population. Lin’s contributions emphasize modularity and economic mass production without sacrificing usability, making his work highly relevant for scalable healthcare solutions. Beyond this flagship paper, his research spans assistive robotics, human-robot interaction, and neurorehabilitation engineering. Lin’s impact lies in bridging engineering practicality with clinical needs, offering a pathway for cost-effective, patient-centered recovery tools that could transform post-stroke and spinal injury rehabilitation. His work continues to inspire researchers and engineers aiming to make robotic therapy universally accessible.