Yuanjing Xu

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Yuanjing Xu is a leading researcher at the intersection of biomedical engineering, rehabilitation robotics, and advanced biomanufacturing. Her work focuses on developing intelligent systems that restore human function and pioneer new frontiers in tissue engineering. Xu’s most impactful contribution is a comprehensive review on hand function rehabilitation systems, which integrates hand motion recognition devices with artificial intelligence to address the growing burden of stroke-related disabilities in an aging population. This highly cited work (44 citations) has become a foundational reference for researchers developing AI-driven assistive technologies. Additionally, Xu has made significant strides in the emerging field of *in situ* 3D bioprinting, where her research explores the use of robotic systems to directly print living tissues within the body. This work, which bridges manufacturing science and biomedicine, holds transformative potential for regenerative medicine. With her research spanning from AI-enhanced neurorehabilitation to cutting-edge biofabrication, Yuanjing Xu is shaping the future of patient-centered medical technology, offering innovative solutions that promise to improve quality of life and redefine therapeutic possibilities.