Maryam Moradi
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Dr. Maryam Moradi is a leading researcher in the field of biomedical engineering, with a primary focus on neural control and rehabilitation robotics. Her most influential work centers on the development of intuitive, electromyogram (EMG)-based control systems for advanced prosthetic limbs. In her seminal 2008 paper, "An EMG-based force control system for prosthetic arms," Dr. Moradi introduced a groundbreaking methodology that leverages artificial neural networks to decode intended force output from residual muscle signals and prosthetic kinematics. This work, which has garnered 8 citations, laid the foundation for more natural and responsive upper-limb prostheses, directly addressing the critical challenge of restoring fine motor control for amputees. By bridging the gap between biological signals and mechanical actuation, her contributions have significantly advanced the field of human-machine interfaces, offering a pathway toward more seamless and functional integration of prosthetic devices with the human body.
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- 1An EMG-based force control system for prosthtic arms8 citations · 2008