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Dr. Tingwei He is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of wearable robotics, human–machine interaction, and affective computing. His work centers on the novel concept of “emotion-in-the-loop” optimization, which integrates psychological states—specifically, human emotion—into the control and personalization of assistive devices. His most cited paper, “Individualization of Assistance Strategy for Hip Extension Assistance based on Emotion-in-the-Loop” (2023), challenges traditional exoskeleton design by arguing that physiological metrics alone, such as metabolic cost or joint torque, are insufficient for optimal performance. By incorporating emotional feedback, He’s approach enables more intuitive, adaptive, and user-centered assistance strategies. Though early in its citation impact, this work represents a paradigm shift in rehabilitation and assistive robotics, bridging engineering with cognitive and affective science. Dr. He’s contributions are particularly significant for developing next-generation exoskeletons that respond not only to biomechanical needs but also to the user’s psychological state, promising more natural and effective human–robot collaboration. His research opens new frontiers in personalized healthcare and human augmentation.
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