Ryuki Kondoh
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Ryuki Kondoh’s research focuses on rehabilitation robotics and assistive technology for individuals with neurological impairments, particularly stroke survivors. His major contribution lies in developing and evaluating robotic systems that enhance motor recovery through engaging, task-specific training. In his most-cited work, he investigated the correlation between game task levels achieved on a balance exercise assist robot and improvements in balance ability among chronic stroke patients with hemiplegia. This study demonstrated that higher game performance during robotic training predicted better functional outcomes, offering a quantitative method to tailor rehabilitation intensity. Although his citation count is modest, Kondoh’s work is notable for its practical impact on clinical rehabilitation protocols, bridging robotics and patient-centered therapy. His research underscores the potential of gamified robotic interventions to motivate patients and provide objective progress tracking. By integrating engineering and rehabilitation science, Kondoh contributes to the growing field of neurorehabilitation technology, aiming to restore mobility and independence in individuals with chronic motor deficits.
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