Zaile Mu
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About
Zaile Mu is a researcher in biomechatronics and rehabilitation engineering, with a focus on developing assistive technologies for gait restoration. Their work centers on interlimb neural coupling—the principle that effective walking requires coordinated movement of both upper and lower limbs. Mu’s key contributions include the design and improvement of rotational orthoses that integrate arm swing and active ankle control, advancing the functionality of robotic walking aids. Their 2020 paper on an improved rotational orthosis (7 citations) demonstrates this innovation, while their 2018 study on temporal-spatial gait parameters (5 citations) provides foundational models for stride length, speed, and walk ratio using cadence ratio as a variable. Though early in their career, Mu’s research bridges neural control theory and practical orthotic design, offering insights for more natural walking rehabilitation. Their work is particularly relevant for students and researchers exploring human-robot interaction in neurorehabilitation, highlighting the importance of holistic movement in assistive devices.
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