Yisheng Chen
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Yisheng Chen is a leading researcher at the intersection of rehabilitation engineering and oncology, whose work is pioneering the use of robotic exoskeletons to transform cancer care. His primary research areas include motion-assistive technologies, cancer rehabilitation, and human-robot interaction, with a focus on developing personalized systems that address the unique physical challenges faced by cancer patients. Chen’s most notable contribution is his comprehensive 2025 review on robotic exoskeletons as motion-assistive systems in cancer rehabilitation, which has already garnered 11 citations—a strong indicator of its timely impact. In this work, he critically examines how exoskeletons can enhance functional recovery, alleviate cancer-related fatigue, and improve overall quality of life, bridging a critical gap between assistive robotics and oncology. By systematically evaluating the potential of these technologies to meet the growing demand for structured, personalized rehabilitation, Chen has laid the groundwork for a new subfield that promises to improve outcomes for millions of cancer survivors. His research is not only advancing engineering solutions but also reshaping clinical perspectives on post-treatment recovery.
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