Suguru Hoshikawa
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Suguru Hoshikawa is a researcher specializing in the intersection of prosthetic technology and materials science, with a focus on enhancing the functionality and comfort of myoelectric prosthetic hands. His most notable contribution, the "Development of New Cosmetic Gloves for Myoelectric Prosthetic Hand by Using Thermoplastic Styrene Elastomer" (2017), has garnered 7 citations, reflecting its niche but impactful role in advancing prosthetic design. Hoshikawa's work addresses a critical gap in prosthetics: creating durable, lifelike cosmetic gloves that improve user acceptance and device performance. By leveraging thermoplastic styrene elastomers, he has pioneered materials that offer superior flexibility, resilience, and aesthetic appeal, directly benefiting amputees who rely on myoelectric hands for daily tasks. His research bridges engineering and rehabilitation, emphasizing user-centered innovation. Though his citation count is modest, Hoshikawa's contributions are foundational for future developments in prosthetic cosmesis, demonstrating how targeted material improvements can enhance quality of life. His work stands as a testament to the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in medical device engineering.
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