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About
I-Ling Yeh is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, specializing in the use of robotic technologies to restore sensory and motor function after stroke. Her work focuses on the critical but often overlooked role of proprioception—the body’s ability to sense its own position and movement—in upper limb recovery. Yeh’s most-cited studies, including her 2021 paper (40 citations) and 2019 paper (19 citations), demonstrate that robot-aided somatosensory training can significantly improve both proprioceptive accuracy and motor control in stroke survivors. By designing interventions that augment sensory feedback, she has provided compelling evidence that addressing proprioceptive deficits accelerates motor recovery and enhances self-care ability. Her research bridges engineering and clinical rehabilitation, offering practical, technology-driven solutions for a major barrier to stroke recovery. With a growing citation impact, Yeh’s work is shaping how clinicians and engineers approach sensorimotor training, making her a key voice in the future of robot-assisted rehabilitation.
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