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Dr. Wenxu Wang’s research bridges the frontiers of soft robotics and neurorehabilitation, with a focus on developing intelligent sensor systems and robotic therapies for human–machine interaction and stroke recovery. In a landmark 2024 study, Dr. Wang engineered a graphene-based flexible sensor capable of simultaneously detecting temperature and pressure, integrated into a finger sleeve for robotic arms—a breakthrough for dexterous, tactile-aware manipulation. This work has already garnered 19 citations, reflecting its immediate impact on wearable electronics and soft robotics. Complementing this technical innovation, Dr. Wang conducted a randomized controlled pilot study (2022, 19 citations) demonstrating that robot-assisted bimanual training significantly improves hand function in patients with subacute stroke. By applying an exoskeleton hand to deliver distal bimanual therapy—a challenging target in neurorehabilitation—this work provides a rigorous, evidence-based pathway for enhancing upper-limb recovery. Together, these contributions position Dr. Wang as a leading figure at the intersection of materials science and clinical robotics, advancing both the sensing capabilities of soft robots and the therapeutic potential of robotic rehabilitation.
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