Pengyong Liu
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Pengyong Liu is a leading figure in soft robotics and rehabilitation engineering, best known for pioneering bioinspired assistive devices that restore hand function. His most-cited work, the "Fishbone-inspired soft robotic glove for hand rehabilitation with multi-degrees-of-freedom" (2018, 37 citations), introduced a paradigm shift in wearable technology by enabling independent multi-joint finger motion—a critical advancement over conventional single-degree-of-freedom designs. This innovation directly addresses the complex biomechanics of hand pathologies, offering patients more natural and effective rehabilitation. Liu’s contributions extend to the broader field of soft actuators and human-robot interaction, where his designs emphasize safety, adaptability, and biomimetic efficiency. His research has garnered attention for its potential to transform clinical rehabilitation protocols, with his fishbone glove serving as a foundational reference for subsequent soft robotic exoskeletons. By merging principles from biology, materials science, and mechanical engineering, Liu continues to push the boundaries of assistive robotics, making him a key voice in the development of next-generation wearable technologies for motor recovery.
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