Ahmad Arsyad Ahmad Kamal

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Ahmad Arsyad Ahmad Kamal is a researcher dedicated to advancing rehabilitation engineering, with a particular focus on developing accessible solutions for stroke survivors. His work centers on creating simple, cost-effective assistive technologies to restore upper limb function, addressing the critical need for affordable rehabilitation tools in clinical and home settings. His most cited paper, "A Simple Upper Limb Rehabilitation Trainer" (2017), with 4 citations, introduces a practical device designed to aid recovery of shoulder and elbow movements essential for daily reaching activities. This contribution highlights his commitment to bridging the gap between engineering innovation and clinical rehabilitation, offering a scalable approach to maximize functional recovery for individuals affected by stroke. Kamal's research underscores the importance of simplicity and accessibility in assistive technology, making rehabilitation more attainable for those with limited resources. His work serves as a foundation for future developments in low-cost rehabilitation trainers, inspiring further exploration into user-centered design for neurological recovery.