Papers
14
Total Citations
279
H-Index
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About
Aliakbar Alamdari is a robotics and rehabilitation engineering researcher whose work sits at the intersection of cable-driven robotic systems, computational biomechanics, and assistive technology. He is best known for pioneering cable-driven rehabilitation platforms designed to restore motor function in patients with musculoskeletal and neurological impairments. His landmark contributions include the ROPES (Robotic Physical Exercise and System) and PACER (Parallel Articulated-Cable Exercise Robot) platforms, which offer lightweight, modular, and cost-effective solutions for lower- and upper-extremity motor therapy — work that has collectively attracted over 120 citations. Alamdari's research on stiffness modulation in elastic articulated-cable orthoses has further advanced safe human-robot interaction in physical therapy contexts. Beyond rehabilitation, he has made notable contributions to articulated wheeled vehicle design through kinetostatic optimization and static balancing strategies that enhance autonomous mobile robot performance. His computational musculoskeletal analysis review has become a valued reference for biomechanics researchers studying human lower extremities. With a body of work spanning uncertainty modeling, flexible-link manipulators, and reconfigurable robotic architectures, Alamdari has established himself as a versatile and impactful voice in modern robotics research.
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- 3Design of articulated leg–wheel subsystem by kinetostatic optimization38 citations · 2016
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- 9Random matrix based uncertainty model for complex robotic systems8 citations · 2014
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