Rong Mo

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Rong Mo is a researcher whose work bridges advanced manufacturing and biomedical robotics, with a focus on precision engineering and rehabilitation technology. In the field of composite materials manufacturing, Mo developed an accurate approach to roller path generation for robotic fibre placement of free-form surface composites. This 2013 paper, which has garnered 64 citations, addresses a critical challenge in automated manufacturing: ensuring precise fiber placement on complex geometries, a technique essential for producing lightweight, high-strength components in aerospace and automotive industries. More recently, Mo has contributed to the emerging field of rehabilitation robotics, co-authoring a 2019 study on a cable-driven hand rehabilitation robot that uses mirror training based on surface electromyography (sEMG). This work explores how robots can provide long-term, accurate stimulation for motor function recovery in post-stroke patients, focusing on enabling separate movements to improve rehabilitation outcomes. By integrating sEMG signals with robotic assistance, Mo’s research aims to create more intuitive and effective therapy devices. While the citation counts reflect a growing impact, Mo’s dual contributions to manufacturing precision and medical robotics demonstrate a versatile engineering approach, tackling both industrial production challenges and human-centered healthcare applications.