Seong-Hoon Lee

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Dr. Seong-Hoon Lee is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation engineering, with a focus on restoring upper limb function in post-stroke survivors through innovative robotic and mixed reality technologies. His work addresses a critical barrier to recovery—trunk compensatory movements that often undermine the effectiveness of robotic-assisted arm reaching exercises. In his highly cited 2024 study, Dr. Lee demonstrated how integrating visual feedback into robotic rehabilitation can significantly mitigate these aberrant movements, offering a more targeted pathway to functional recovery. His 2022 research further advances the field by comparing reaching motions in mixed reality headsets versus end-effector-based robotic arms with flat panel displays, providing essential insights for designing effective, home-based rehabilitation systems for hemiplegia. Though early in his career, with each of his key papers garnering 5 citations, Dr. Lee’s contributions are already shaping the future of accessible, technology-driven stroke rehabilitation. His work bridges the gap between clinical robotics and immersive virtual environments, promising more engaging and effective therapies that empower survivors to regain independence in daily living activities.