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Taimoor Afzal is a leading researcher in rehabilitation robotics, with a focus on wearable exoskeleton technologies for individuals with neurological impairments. His work primarily addresses gait rehabilitation in spinal cord injury (SCI) and multiple sclerosis (MS), exploring how robotic exoskeletons can restore mobility and improve quality of life. Afzal’s most cited study, a pilot randomized trial on exoskeleton-assisted gait training (EGT) for incomplete SCI (61 citations), demonstrated the feasibility of this technology in improving walking outcomes, laying groundwork for larger clinical applications. He also pioneered the combination of robotic exoskeletons with body weight unweighing systems to enable standing and ambulation in tetraplegia, highlighting psychological and physical benefits. In MS research, Afzal examined the cognitive demands and metabolic efficiency of exoskeleton-assisted walking, revealing potential for reducing fatigue and improving motor control. His case studies and feasibility reports have advanced understanding of human-robot interaction in rehabilitation, earning recognition for bridging engineering and clinical practice. With a growing citation impact, Afzal’s work continues to shape the future of assistive robotics for neurorehabilitation.
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