Lingxing Chen
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4
Total Citations
55
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About
Lingxing Chen is a pioneering researcher in the field of wearable robotics and soft exosuits, dedicated to enhancing human mobility and rehabilitation. His work centers on developing lightweight, portable assistive devices that reduce metabolic cost and muscle fatigue during walking and running. Chen’s major contributions include the creation of a novel soft exosuit that significantly lowers energy expenditure—a breakthrough cited 36 times in his most influential paper—and a waist-loaded design specifically optimized for running, addressing a gap in exosuit research. He also introduced a time-division multiplexing approach that minimizes motor requirements, enabling multi-joint assistance with unprecedented simplicity. Notably, Chen explores the integration of emotional states into exosuit control strategies, proposing an “emotion-in-the-loop” framework to personalize assistance. With over 55 cumulative citations across his key works, his innovations promise to transform assistive technology for both healthy individuals and patients in rehabilitation, marking him as a rising leader in human-robot interaction and biomechatronics.
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