Peirong Chen
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Peirong Chen is a rehabilitation researcher whose work focuses on advancing gait rehabilitation for stroke survivors through innovative robotic technologies. His primary research areas include robot-assisted gait training, neurorehabilitation, and the development of therapeutic devices that enhance motor recovery. Chen's major contribution is the introduction and evaluation of the AiWalker, a novel over-ground robot-assisted gait training system that uniquely integrates somatosensory stimulation during walking, distinguishing it from conventional treadmill-based devices like the Lokomat. His pilot study on AiWalker's therapeutic effect on balance and walking ability in stroke patients, though early-stage with 4 citations, represents a foundational step in demonstrating the potential of this technology to improve real-world ambulation. This work highlights Chen's commitment to translating engineering innovations into clinically meaningful outcomes. As a researcher, he bridges the gap between assistive robotics and patient-centered rehabilitation, offering a promising alternative for individuals seeking to regain functional mobility after neurological injury.
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