Yasuhiro Mouri
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Yasuhiro Mouri is a leading researcher in rehabilitation robotics and brain-machine interfaces, with a focus on developing adaptive technologies for individuals with physical disabilities. His work bridges prosthetic engineering and neuroscience, particularly through the use of functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) to monitor real-time cortical adaptation during rehabilitation. In his 2017 study on a real-time cortical adaptation monitoring system, Mouri demonstrated how amputees’ brain activity can be dynamically tracked and used to adjust robotic prosthetic devices, enabling more intuitive and responsive control. This research, which has garnered early citations, highlights his commitment to creating closed-loop systems that integrate biological signals with robotic hardware for personalized therapy. Mouri’s contributions are pivotal in advancing non-invasive neural interfaces and adaptive prosthetics, offering new pathways for restoring motor function and improving quality of life for amputees. His work continues to influence the design of intelligent rehabilitation tools that respond to the brain’s natural learning processes.
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