Joy Massouh

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Joy Massouh is a leading researcher in the field of assistive robotics, with a primary focus on the development of power-efficient, robotic-powered prostheses. Her work addresses a critical challenge in rehabilitation engineering: creating artificial limbs that not only restore mobility but also optimize energy consumption to enhance user independence and endurance. Massouh’s most-cited paper, “Robotic-Powered Prosthesis: A Review and Directions” (2024), has already garnered 4 citations, establishing her as a rising voice in this specialized domain. In this seminal review, she systematically analyzes current prosthetic technologies and outlines future pathways for improving power efficiency—a key factor in making advanced bionic limbs more practical for daily use. Her contributions are particularly notable for bridging the gap between mechanical design and real-world energy demands, offering a roadmap for next-generation prostheses that are both highly functional and sustainable. As a researcher dedicated to transforming lives through smarter, more efficient robotic systems, Massouh’s work is poised to influence both clinical practice and engineering innovation, making her a promising figure to watch in the evolving landscape of rehabilitation robotics.