Yehya Hoda
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Yehya Hoda is a researcher at the intersection of biomedical engineering and interactive technology, with a primary focus on developing accessible, low-cost solutions for stroke rehabilitation. His most cited work introduces a novel approach to robotic rehabilitation exergames, where a specially designed glove worn on a stroke patient’s unaffected arm acts as a natural robotic controller. This innovative design bypasses the paralysis in the affected hand, enabling patients to engage in therapy through intuitive, game-based movements. By leveraging the unaffected limb, Hoda’s system promotes neuroplasticity and motor recovery without requiring expensive, high-end robotic hardware. His contributions have been cited 15 times, reflecting growing interest in affordable, patient-centered rehabilitation tools. Hoda’s work stands out for its practical, user-friendly design, making advanced therapy accessible to a broader population. His research not only advances the field of robotic rehabilitation but also underscores the potential of exergames to transform patient engagement and recovery outcomes.
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