S Tanu
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Dr. S Tanu is a leading researcher in the field of rehabilitation robotics and assistive technologies, with a primary focus on upper limb exoskeleton systems. Her seminal work, "A Review on Exoskeleton Upper Limb Impact, Design, Selection and Application" (2023), has garnered 2 citations and serves as a foundational resource for engineers and clinicians alike. In this comprehensive review, Dr. Tanu systematically evaluates the design principles, selection criteria, and real-world applications of wearable robotic exoskeletons, critically analyzing their mechanisms, merits, and limitations. She provides actionable suggestions for improving ergonomic fit, control algorithms, and user safety, bridging the gap between theoretical design and clinical deployment. Her contributions have directly influenced the development of more intuitive, lightweight, and cost-effective exoskeletons for stroke rehabilitation and occupational support. By synthesizing case studies and identifying key performance metrics, Dr. Tanu has established herself as a pivotal voice in advancing human-robot interaction. Her work not only accelerates the adoption of assistive devices but also inspires future innovations in personalized, adaptive robotic systems that enhance human mobility and quality of life.
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