Yeji Ho
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About
Yeji Ho is a researcher focused on advancing rehabilitation robotics and medical device safety. Her work centers on developing and evaluating robotic systems for clinical applications, particularly in locomotion rehabilitation and micro-surgery. Ho’s most cited paper, "Measurement and Analysis of Gait Pattern during Stair Walk for Improvement of Robotic Locomotion Rehabilitation System" (2019, 7 citations), addresses a critical gap in post-stroke gait training by analyzing stair-walking patterns to enhance robotic rehabilitation systems beyond simple level walking. This contribution is vital for restoring patients’ ability to navigate real-world environments. She has also contributed to the safety and performance evaluation of micro-surgical robots (2019, 3 citations) and wearable artificial kidney systems (2018, 1 citation), applying international standards to ensure these devices are both effective and safe for clinical use. Ho’s interdisciplinary approach—bridging biomechanics, robotics, and medical device regulation—demonstrates her commitment to translating engineering innovations into practical, patient-centered solutions. Her work lays essential groundwork for safer, more functional rehabilitation technologies.
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