Po-Ying Lai
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Po-Ying Lai is a distinguished researcher in rehabilitation robotics and biomechanics, with a primary focus on advancing gait rehabilitation technologies. Their seminal work, "Comparison of Exoskeleton Robots and End-Effector Robots on Training Methods and Gait Biomechanics" (2013), has garnered 27 citations and remains a cornerstone reference for understanding how robotic systems influence human movement. Lai’s research critically evaluates the biomechanical outcomes and training methodologies of exoskeleton versus end-effector robots, providing essential insights for designing more effective neurorehabilitation interventions. By systematically comparing these robotic platforms, Lai has helped clinicians and engineers optimize therapy for patients with neurological impairments, such as those recovering from stroke or spinal cord injury. Their work bridges engineering precision with clinical application, highlighting the importance of aligning robotic assistance with natural gait patterns. Lai’s contributions have shaped the dialogue on how technology can restore mobility, making their research indispensable for students and professionals in rehabilitation engineering. With a career dedicated to improving human-robot interaction in therapy, Po-Ying Lai continues to influence the next generation of assistive technologies.
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