Gabriel Tejada-Marroquin

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Gabriel Tejada-Marroquin is a rising innovator in the field of bio-mechatronics and rehabilitation robotics, with a focused commitment to restoring upper-limb function for stroke survivors. His key research areas include the design of robotic exoskeletons, wearable assistive devices, and passive rehabilitation mechanisms. His most cited work, "Bio-Mechatronics Development of Robotic Exoskeleton System With Mobile-Prismatic Joint Mechanism for Passive Hand Wearable-Rehabilitation" (2024), directly addresses a critical global health challenge: the World Health Organization estimates that 15 million people suffer strokes annually, with 70-80% experiencing debilitating hand impairment. Tejada-Marroquin’s major contribution lies in engineering a novel mobile-prismatic joint mechanism that enables passive, repetitive hand rehabilitation, potentially improving daily living activities and quality of life for millions. Garnering 9 citations in its first year, this paper signals strong early impact and relevance in the assistive technology community. His work bridges mechanical engineering and clinical need, offering a scalable, wearable solution for post-stroke therapy. As a researcher at the intersection of mechatronics and human-centric design, Tejada-Marroquin is poised to make lasting contributions to neurorehabilitation and robotic-assisted recovery.