T. Claire Davies
Queen's University, University of Auckland, Wuhan University of Technology
Papers
9
Total Citations
93
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About
Dr. T. Claire Davies is a leading researcher at the intersection of mechatronics, rehabilitation engineering, and pediatric motor assessment. Her work centers on developing robotic and sensor-based systems to improve diagnosis and therapy for individuals with neurological and musculoskeletal impairments, with a particular focus on stroke rehabilitation and developmental coordination disorder (DCD). A key contribution is her comprehensive review of home-based upper limb stroke rehabilitation mechatronics, which has garnered 23 citations and highlights critical opportunities and challenges exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Davies has also made significant strides in robot-assisted assessment, authoring a systematic review on tools for quantifying upper-limb function in typically developing children (21 citations) and pioneering diagnostic approaches for DCD. Her research extends to ankle rehabilitation, where she has developed real-time computational models and assessment techniques for use in robot-assisted therapy. By combining rigorous systematic reviews with innovative robotic assessments, Dr. Davies is shaping the future of accessible, objective, and personalized rehabilitation technology for both children and adults.
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- 4Toward Robot-Assisted Diagnosis of Developmental Coordination Disorder9 citations · 2018
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