Mohammadhadi Sarajchi
Canterbury Christ Church University, University of the West of England
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3
Total Citations
42
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About
Mohammadhadi Sarajchi is a rising force in the field of rehabilitation robotics, with a focused expertise in pediatric lower-limb exoskeletons and human-robot interaction. His work directly addresses a critical gap in assistive technology: while adult exoskeletons have advanced significantly, devices tailored for children remain largely underdeveloped. Sarajchi’s major contribution is the innovative design and kinematic analysis of a novel pediatric robotic lower-limb exoskeleton, detailed in his most-cited paper (22 citations). He has further advanced the field by developing a model-based method to evaluate the complex interaction between a child’s body and the exoskeleton (17 citations), a crucial step for safe and effective control systems. Beyond pediatric applications, his research extends to socially assistive robotics, where he has created a multi-modal coaching system that provides real-time feedback to guide older adults through exercise routines. With a growing body of work that bridges mechanical design, control theory, and human factors, Sarajchi is establishing himself as a key contributor to next-generation, user-centered rehabilitation technologies.
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