Ming‐Han Liu
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Ming‐Han Liu is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation engineering, specializing in brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) and robotic exoskeleton systems for post-stroke motor recovery. His work uniquely integrates EEG-based neurofeedback with robotic assistance, targeting patients with severe chronic hemiplegia who have limited therapeutic options. In his most-cited study, Liu developed a closed-loop system that triggers shoulder exoskeleton movement using contralesional primary motor cortex activity, enabling voluntary motor engagement even in severely impaired individuals. This approach has garnered 3 citations, reflecting its niche but critical impact on advancing personalized, neuroplasticity-driven rehabilitation. Liu’s contributions bridge neural signal processing and assistive robotics, offering a paradigm shift from passive to active patient participation in therapy. His research holds promise for restoring upper-limb function in populations traditionally excluded from conventional interventions, positioning him as a key innovator in translational neuroengineering.
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