Laily Asna Safira
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Laily Asna Safira is a researcher in rehabilitation robotics, with a focus on developing assistive technologies for post-stroke motor recovery. Her key research areas include exoskeleton design, wireless control systems, and human-robot interaction for physical therapy. She is best known for her work on the "Design of Elbow Exoskeleton with Wireless System Control for Post Stroke Flexion-Extension Rehabilitation," a paper that has garnered 3 citations and proposes a novel robotic system to aid therapists in restoring motor function through repetitive flexion-extension movements. The exoskeleton is controlled based on elbow rotation angle and angular velocity, offering a precise and adaptable tool for rehabilitation. Safira's contributions highlight the integration of wireless technology and robotic assistance to enhance therapeutic outcomes, making rehabilitation more accessible and efficient. Her work represents a meaningful step toward bridging engineering and clinical practice, with potential applications in stroke rehabilitation and beyond.
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