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Maisi Yang is a prominent researcher in rehabilitation robotics and human–robot interaction, with a focused expertise in the safety and performance evaluation of wearable lower limb exoskeleton robots (WLLERs). Her major contribution lies in systematically assessing the safety-related performance of these assistive devices, addressing critical gaps in clinical and industrial deployment. Her most-cited work, a 2022 systematic review, synthesizes existing evidence to establish benchmarks for evaluating exoskeleton safety, earning 19 citations and serving as a foundational reference for engineers and clinicians. Beyond this, Yang’s research integrates biomechanics, control systems, and user-centered design to enhance the reliability and usability of exoskeletons for mobility-impaired individuals. Her work has direct implications for rehabilitation therapy, workplace ergonomics, and assistive technology standards. By bridging engineering rigor with practical safety considerations, Yang has shaped best practices in the field, influencing subsequent studies on exoskeleton risk assessment and user protection. Her achievements underscore a commitment to advancing human–robot collaboration while ensuring user well-being, making her a key voice in the ongoing development of safe, effective wearable robotic systems.
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