Ewe Juan Yeap
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Ewe Juan Yeap is a researcher focused on rehabilitation robotics, particularly in the development of lower limb exoskeletons and ankle injury rehabilitation systems. Her work addresses critical challenges in post-stroke paralysis and musculoskeletal recovery, aiming to improve patient outcomes through robotic-assisted therapy. In her 2022 paper on the Ankle Injury Rehabilitation Robot (AIRR), she conducted a comprehensive SWOT analysis to evaluate the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of existing robotic systems, highlighting how optimal rehabilitation can accelerate healing and reduce secondary joint damage. This work has garnered 7 citations, reflecting its relevance to the growing field of rehabilitation engineering. Her 2024 study on the kinematics mathematical modeling of a lower limb exoskeleton for paralyzed stroke patients addresses a pressing health issue—stroke is a leading cause of death in Malaysia, accounting for 17% of medically certified deaths in 2020. By designing a robot tailored for bedridden patients, Yeap contributes to early mobilization and recovery. Her research bridges mechanical design, biomechanics, and clinical rehabilitation, offering practical solutions for improving quality of life in stroke survivors and injury patients.
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