Peerayuth Saekow

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Peerayuth Saekow is a researcher focused on rehabilitation robotics and human-robot interaction, with a particular emphasis on assistive technologies for stroke survivors. His most-cited work, "External force/velocity control for an autonomous rehabilitation robot" (2018), addresses a critical challenge in robotic therapy: enabling safe, adaptive physical interaction between patients and machines. By developing control strategies that modulate force and velocity autonomously, Saekow’s research contributes to more effective and personalized rehabilitation for individuals living with permanent disabilities—a population that grows as stroke remains a leading cause of adult disability worldwide. Though his citation count is modest, his work sits at the intersection of control engineering and clinical need, highlighting a commitment to translating robotic systems into practical therapeutic tools. Saekow’s contributions are particularly relevant for researchers exploring autonomous, patient-responsive robots, and his focus on real-world application underscores the potential of robotics to improve quality of life in rehabilitation settings.