Leen Jabban
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Dr. Leen Jabban is a leading researcher in wearable assistive robotics and human-machine interaction, with a focus on developing intelligent systems that restore mobility and independence for individuals with sensorimotor impairments. Her most-cited work, "Wearable Assistive Robotics: A Perspective on Current Challenges and Future Trends" (2021, 60 citations), provides a critical roadmap for the field, identifying key barriers—such as user acceptance, control robustness, and energy efficiency—that must be overcome to translate laboratory prototypes into real-world solutions. Dr. Jabban’s contributions are distinguished by their user-centered approach, emphasizing how assistive technologies can enable physical and social activity, enhance quality of life, and promote independent living. Her research bridges engineering, neuroscience, and rehabilitation, advancing adaptive control algorithms and intuitive interfaces that respond to individual user needs. With a growing citation impact, Dr. Jabban’s work is shaping the next generation of wearable robots—from exoskeletons to smart prosthetics—that promise to transform rehabilitation and daily assistance. She is recognized for her ability to synthesize technical innovation with practical clinical challenges, making her a pivotal voice in the future of assistive robotics.
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