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About
Dr. Kun-Do Lee is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of rehabilitation robotics and neurorehabilitation, whose work is transforming motor recovery for individuals with neurological impairments. His primary research areas include soft-robotic gloves, mirror therapy, and gait rehabilitation systems, with a focus on leveraging technology to restore hand and lower-limb function after stroke or cerebral palsy. Dr. Lee’s major contributions include the development of a novel robotic mirror hand therapy system that increases motor cortex activation during grasping, as demonstrated in a pilot fNIRS study (39 citations), and a vision-based intention detection system integrated with a soft-robotic glove for multiple hand posture rehabilitation (29 citations). He also engineered a mobile cable-tensioning platform to correct crouch gait in children with cerebral palsy (5 citations), addressing a critical need in pediatric rehabilitation. His work is notable for combining wearable robotics with biosignal-driven control, bridging the gap between assistive technology and active neural engagement. With a growing citation impact, Dr. Lee’s innovations hold promise for enhancing independence and quality of life in clinical populations, making him a rising leader in neurorehabilitation engineering.
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