Xiaoyu Huang
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Xiaoyu Huang is an emerging researcher whose work sits at the intersection of assistive technology, wearable systems, and accessibility engineering. Huang's most recognized contribution to date is a comprehensive bibliometric narrative review examining advancements in smart wearable mobility aids for individuals with visual impairments, published in 2024 and already accumulating 25 citations — a notable achievement for such a recent work. This research systematically maps the evolving landscape of wearable assistive devices, highlighting how cutting-edge technologies can meaningfully enhance the functional independence and daily participation of visually impaired individuals. By synthesizing existing literature through a bibliometric lens, Huang provides both a rigorous academic foundation and a practical roadmap for future innovation in the field. The work underscores a commitment to human-centered design principles and the broader goal of inclusive technology development. For students and researchers exploring assistive technology or accessibility engineering, Huang's scholarship represents an important entry point into understanding how wearable systems can be leveraged to address real-world challenges faced by people with sensory disabilities, and signals a promising trajectory in this socially impactful domain.
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