Wan‐Ting Huang

University of Shanghai for Science and Technology

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Wan-Ting Huang is a leading researcher in the field of rehabilitation robotics, with a primary focus on lower extremity exoskeleton systems. Her work centers on the compliant characteristics of wearable robotic devices designed to restore mobility for individuals with walking disorders. Huang’s research addresses a critical challenge in exoskeleton design: moving beyond rigid, traditional robotic mechanisms to develop more adaptive, human-friendly systems that can safely and effectively assist with standing and walking functions. Her most cited paper, a comprehensive review of compliant technologies in lower extremity exoskeletons, has garnered significant attention as a foundational resource in the field. Huang’s contributions are particularly notable for bridging the gap between mechanical engineering and clinical rehabilitation, emphasizing the importance of human-robot interaction and safety. Her work has been cited in numerous subsequent studies exploring soft robotics and assistive devices, reflecting its impact on the evolution of wearable robotic technologies. Through her research, Huang is helping to shape the next generation of exoskeletons that promise greater comfort, efficiency, and accessibility for patients with mobility impairments.