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About
Dr. Li‐Chieh Kuo is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of soft materials engineering and neurorehabilitation, whose work is redefining wearable healthcare technology. His key research areas span biocompatible sensor design, deep eutectic solvents (DESs), and robotic exoskeletons for stroke recovery. Dr. Kuo’s major contributions include the development of a novel, stable ionic gel multimodal sensor using DESs, which offers customizable mechanical and conductive properties for healthcare applications—a breakthrough that has garnered 57 citations since 2023. In parallel, his work on the Tenodesis-Induced-Grip Exoskeleton Robot (TIGER) has advanced assistive robotics for chronic stroke patients. Through randomized controlled trials, he demonstrated that TIGER significantly improves upper limb motor function, with recent innovations incorporating an assist-as-needed (AAN) control strategy to enhance rehabilitation outcomes. His research on IoT-enabled robot-assisted therapy for home-based stroke rehabilitation further underscores his commitment to accessible, patient-centered solutions. With a growing citation impact exceeding 100 total citations, Dr. Kuo’s interdisciplinary approach—merging materials science with clinical robotics—positions him as a leading voice in the future of smart, therapeutic wearables.
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