Tzu-Ning Yeh

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Tzu-Ning Yeh is a researcher at the forefront of rehabilitation robotics, with a focus on bridging the gap between engineering design and clinical practice. Her work centers on optimizing upper limb rehabilitation robots for stroke recovery, emphasizing user experience and real-world clinical demands. In her 2023 pilot study, she evaluated formative testing with 21 physical therapists to refine robot design, achieving 5 citations for its practical implications. Her 2022 investigation into clinical demands in Taiwan highlighted the critical need for robot-assisted therapy in a context where patient-to-therapist ratios are high, yet robotic rehabilitation remains underutilized. Yeh’s contributions are notable for integrating therapist feedback into design optimization, ensuring that technology meets the nuanced needs of both patients and clinicians. With a growing citation record, her research is shaping the future of accessible, effective rehabilitation tools. Her work not only advances engineering but also addresses pressing healthcare challenges, making her a key voice in the evolution of assistive robotics for neural recovery.