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In Jae Park is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation and robotic-assisted locomotor training, with a primary focus on stroke recovery. His work centers on developing and evaluating innovative robotic systems, such as the WALKBOT, to enhance balance, gait, and motor function in hemiparetic and subacute stroke patients. Park’s major contributions include demonstrating that WALKBOT-assisted training can significantly improve gait recovery and balance compared to conventional methods, as evidenced by his highly cited 2015 study (84 citations). He further advanced the field by investigating the optimal assistance force in robot-assisted gait training (36 citations), showing that progressive reduction of robotic support yields superior locomotor outcomes. His research has been recognized for its rigorous experimental design, including randomized, blinded control studies with follow-up assessments. Park’s work has garnered substantial attention, with his most-cited papers accumulating over 170 citations, underscoring his impact on clinical rehabilitation practices. Notably, his studies have informed the development of personalized robotic training protocols, bridging the gap between engineering innovation and patient-centered care. For students and researchers, Park exemplifies how translational research can directly improve post-stroke motor recovery.
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