Yeyan Ning

China Electronics Technology Group Corporation

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Yeyan Ning is a researcher focused on advancing wearable robotic technologies, specifically in the design and analysis of exoskeleton robots for industrial and rehabilitation applications. Their key research areas include mechatronics, human-computer interaction, gait analysis, and power-assistance systems for both upper and lower limbs. Ning’s major contributions center on developing passive and active exoskeleton robots that enhance human strength and reduce muscle fatigue during tasks like bending, lifting, and stooping. Notable works include the "Design and power-assistance analysis of a bending-over exoskeleton robot" and "Structure design and analysis of upper limb wearable passive power-assisted exoskeleton robot," each garnering 2 citations. These studies address critical challenges in human-robot coupling and boosting efficiency, aiming to improve ergonomic support in industrial settings. Ning’s research integrates multi-field technologies to create intelligent, wearable assistive devices that alleviate physical burden and prevent injury. With a focus on practical, real-world applications, their work contributes to the growing field of exoskeleton robotics, offering promising solutions for labor-intensive environments and rehabilitation.