Jongseung Lee

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Jongseung Lee is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation engineering, specializing in brain–computer interfaces (BCIs) and robotic assistive technologies for stroke recovery. His work centers on integrating near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) with robotic orthoses to restore hand motor function in patients with severe paralysis. Lee’s major contributions include the development of a NIRS-triggered robotic hand rehabilitation system that enables real-time, intention-driven therapy—bypassing the need for residual muscle control. His most cited study (2019, 15 citations) demonstrated that combining feature vector optimization with BCI-triggered robotic orthosis significantly enhances post-stroke motor recovery, while his foundational 2017 work (9 citations) established a multichannel NIRS framework for patients with no remaining hand function. These innovations address a critical gap in neurorehabilitation, offering a non-invasive, feedback-driven modality for chronic stroke survivors. Lee’s research has been instrumental in advancing closed-loop BCI systems, with his papers serving as key references for engineers and clinicians developing next-generation rehabilitation technologies. His work exemplifies the translation of neural signal processing into practical, patient-centered solutions for motor recovery.