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About
Chuxuan Guo is a rising researcher at the intersection of biomechanics, wearable robotics, and human-machine interaction. Her work centers on developing novel sensing systems to decode complex human motion, with a particular focus on underwater and terrestrial locomotion. Guo’s major contributions include pioneering the use of muscle deformations and joint synergies for continuous gait phase estimation, achieving robust performance across varying speeds and ramps—a critical advancement for controlling exoskeletons and prosthetics. She has also introduced innovative approaches for swimming pattern recognition, fusing muscle-joint features with 1D-CNN classifiers to overcome the challenges of harsh underwater environments. Her most cited work, “Wearable Sensing for Breaststroke Phase Monitoring,” has garnered 10 citations and addresses the pressing need for reliable sensing in underwater exoskeleton control. Additionally, Guo has explored magnetoelastic and mechanomagnetic effects for tri-axial motion and load sensing, demonstrating durable, flexible solutions for plantar pressure distribution and human-machine interfaces. With a growing portfolio of publications from 2022 to 2025, her research is shaping the future of adaptive, real-time wearable systems that enhance human mobility and rehabilitation.
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