Chan Ho Park

Korea Institute of Science and Technology

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Chan Ho Park is a researcher in rehabilitation robotics and assistive technologies, with a focus on developing lightweight, wearable robotic systems to improve mobility for individuals with neurological disorders. His most-cited work, "A robotic orthosis with a cable-differential mechanism" (2017), introduces a novel design that reduces device weight and inertia—critical factors for user comfort and walking stability. By employing a cable-differential mechanism, Park’s orthosis minimizes the mechanical burden on wearers, addressing a key challenge in robotic exoskeletons: the discomfort and instability caused by added mass. Though his citation count is modest at 3, this contribution underscores a practical, user-centered approach to rehabilitation engineering. Park’s research bridges mechanical design and clinical application, aiming to make assistive devices more accessible and effective for daily use. His work is particularly relevant for students and researchers exploring lightweight actuation, human-robot interaction, and gait rehabilitation, offering a foundation for future innovations in orthotic design that prioritize both performance and wearability.