Chih‐Wei Peng
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4
Total Citations
100
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About
Chih-Wei Peng is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of advanced materials and neurorehabilitation engineering. His work spans two transformative domains: developing smart nanocomposites for healthcare electronics and investigating robot-assisted gait training for neurological disorders. In materials science, Peng created a novel borophene/ecoflex nanocomposite for self-powered triboelectric nanogenerators, enabling fabric-compatible smart textiles for wound healing and assistive applications—a breakthrough garnering 69 citations. In rehabilitation, he has conducted influential meta-analyses on robotic gait training for multiple sclerosis (18 citations) and chronic stroke (10 citations), systematically evaluating adjustable parameters to optimize clinical outcomes. His ongoing work includes assessing robotic training for children with cerebral palsy, contributing to evidence-based rehabilitation protocols. Peng’s dual expertise uniquely positions him to bridge materials innovation with clinical application, developing wearable systems that both monitor and restore human function. His research has significant implications for next-generation healthcare, from smart bandages that accelerate healing to robotic exoskeletons that restore mobility, making him a notable figure in both biomedical engineering and rehabilitation science.
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