Tsubasa HORIE
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Tsubasa Horie is a researcher dedicated to advancing rehabilitation engineering, with a particular focus on upper limb motion analysis and therapeutic evaluation. His work centers on developing quantitative methods to assess the effectiveness of rehabilitation training, especially sanding exercises, which are commonly used to restore motor function. Horie’s major contribution lies in proposing novel evaluation techniques that measure the therapeutic impact of upper limb movements during training, aiming to replace subjective assessments with objective, data-driven metrics. His most cited paper, “Study on quantitative evaluation methods of therapeutic effects of sanding training” (2008, 6 citations), lays the groundwork for integrating these evaluation functions into rehabilitation support robots. This forward-looking research not only enhances our understanding of motor recovery but also paves the way for intelligent robotic systems that can adapt therapy in real time. Though his citation count is modest, Horie’s work represents a critical step toward personalized, technology-assisted rehabilitation, offering valuable insights for students and researchers interested in the intersection of robotics, biomechanics, and clinical therapy.
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