Shih-Jui Chen

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Shih-Jui Chen is a leading researcher in rehabilitation robotics, with a primary focus on developing innovative, accessible assistive devices for motor recovery. His most cited work, "A Finger Exoskeleton Robot for Finger Movement Rehabilitation" (2017), has garnered 25 citations and exemplifies his commitment to low-cost, patient-centered design. In this study, Chen introduced a 3D-printed finger exoskeleton worn on the dorsal side of the hand, featuring a novel transmission mechanism to aid in finger movement rehabilitation. This contribution addresses a critical need for affordable, portable rehabilitation solutions, making therapy more accessible to patients with hand impairments. Chen’s research bridges mechanical engineering and clinical application, demonstrating how additive manufacturing can democratize assistive technology. His work has influenced subsequent designs in wearable robotics and rehabilitation engineering, highlighting the potential of customized, low-cost devices to improve patient outcomes. By prioritizing both functionality and affordability, Chen continues to advance the field of rehabilitation robotics, inspiring future innovations in human-centered assistive technology.