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Mingmei Wang is a leading researcher at the intersection of pediatric rehabilitation and advanced robotics, whose work is redefining mobility interventions for children with cerebral palsy (CP). Her primary research areas encompass soft robotic exoskeletons, robot-assisted gait training (RAGT), and motor imagery brain-computer interfaces (MI-BCI). Wang’s most significant contribution is demonstrating that long-term, soft robotic exoskeleton-assisted walking training can improve lower limb motor function in children with spastic CP, as evidenced by her single-blinded randomized controlled trial (2024, 11 citations). She has also established the clinical safety and feasibility of the novel AiWalker-K device for lower limb rehabilitation (2024, 5 citations), providing a critical foundation for broader clinical adoption. Pushing the boundaries of neurorehabilitation, Wang’s latest work (2025, 4 citations) explores cortical excitability during MI-BCI-based robot training, using EEG microstate and functional connectivity analysis to uncover the neural mechanisms underlying motor recovery. By integrating portable, lightweight assistive technology with brain-computer interfaces, Wang is pioneering accessible, evidence-based therapies that directly address the motor deficits and quality of life challenges faced by children with CP.
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