Sujin Seong
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Dr. Sujin Seong is a rising voice in rehabilitation robotics, with a focused expertise in the human-centered evaluation of lower-limb exoskeleton robots (ERs) for gait rehabilitation. While much of the field has concentrated on technical advancements, Dr. Seong’s most-cited work, “Subjective Evaluation of the Effect of Exoskeleton Robots for Rehabilitation Training” (2021, 10 citations), pioneers a critical shift toward understanding usability and user value. This research addresses a significant gap by systematically assessing how patients and clinicians perceive ERs, thereby bridging the divide between engineering design and clinical practice. Dr. Seong’s contributions are foundational for developing rehabilitation technologies that are not only effective but also accepted and adopted in real-world settings. By prioritizing subjective experience alongside objective performance, her work ensures that future exoskeletons are designed with the end-user in mind. For students and researchers entering this interdisciplinary field, Dr. Seong’s research underscores a vital lesson: the success of assistive technology hinges as much on human factors as on mechanical prowess.
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