Zhongliang Yang

Donghua University, China Academy of Art

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Zhongliang Yang is a researcher focused on the intersection of assistive robotics and smart home technologies, with key contributions in rehabilitation engineering and human-centered design. His most cited work, "Structure Design of a Wearable Device for Hand Rehabilitation" (2016, 6 citations), introduces a wearable robotic exoskeleton for post-stroke hand rehabilitation, addressing critical challenges such as human-exoskeleton axis misalignment through detailed anatomical analysis and modular finger design. This work underscores his commitment to practical, user-oriented solutions for motor recovery. Additionally, his paper "A Conceptual Framework of Future Home Smart Kitchen System with Multiple Experience Modes" (2021, 3 citations) explores adaptive smart environments, proposing a system that tailors kitchen interactions to diverse user needs and preferences. Yang’s research bridges mechanical engineering and human factors, aiming to enhance quality of life through accessible, intelligent devices. His work, though early in citation impact, lays foundational concepts for wearable assistive technology and context-aware home systems, reflecting a forward-thinking approach to integrating robotics into daily life and rehabilitation.