J. Wierciak
Papers
9
Total Citations
85
H-Index
6
About
J. Wierciak is a dedicated researcher whose work sits at the intersection of mechatronics, rehabilitation engineering, and assistive robotics. His primary focus has been the design, modelling, and optimization of orthotic robots — wearable robotic systems engineered to support or restore mobility in individuals suffering from lower limb paresis. Through a sustained body of research spanning over a decade, Wierciak has made meaningful contributions to how these complex mechatronic systems are conceptualized, simulated, and refined for real-world application. His most influential work, "Mechatronic System for Verticalization and Aiding the Motion of the Disabled" (2013, 29 citations), established a strong foundation for applying high-speed control and dynamic actuation to mobility assistance devices. Complementary studies explored system modelling and simulation, drive selection, gear ratio optimization, and energy efficiency — recognizing that practical deployment of wearable robots depends not only on mechanical performance but on sustainable power consumption. His 2022 paper on controlled gear ratios for reducing energy demand in mobile drive systems reflects an enduring commitment to this challenge. With a cumulative citation count exceeding 85, Wierciak's research offers valuable insights for engineers and clinicians alike working to advance assistive technologies for people with physical disabilities.
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Top Papers
- 1Mechatronic system for verticalization and aiding the motion of the disabled29 citations · 2013
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- 3Orthotic Robot as a Mechatronic System12 citations · 2011
- 4Orthotic Robot as a Self Optimizing System6 citations · 2013
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- 7Selection of Drives for Orthotic Robot Based on Simulation Studies4 citations · 2012
- 8Selection of electric driving modules for orthotic robot4 citations · 2015
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