Tsuyoshi Tatemoto

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Juntendo University

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Tsuyoshi Tatemoto is an Assistant Professor at Juntendo University in Japan. His research focuses on rehabilitation technologies, including the impact of joystick design on wheelchair operability, telerehabilitation solutions for COVID-19 patients, and the development of assistive robotics for improving mobility in post-stroke individuals. Recent articles highlight his work on cognitive behavioral therapy interventions and innovative flooring technologies to enhance the safety and balance of older adults.

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Yohei Otaka

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Fujita Health University

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Masahiko Mukaino

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Hokkaido University Hospital

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The effect of differences in powered wheelchair joystick shape on subjective and objective operability

Overcoming language barriers to provide telerehabilitation for COVID-19 patients: a two-case report

Shock-absorbing effect of flooring-adopted mechanical metamaterial technology and its influence on the gait and balance of older adults

An Affordable, User-friendly Telerehabilitation System Assembled Using Existing Technologies for Individuals Isolated With COVID-19: Development and Feasibility Study

Cognitive behavior therapy-based intervention for a subacute stroke patient with severe fear of falling: A case report

Lateral Transfer Assist Robot (LTAR): Development of a proof-of-concept prototype

Novel lateral transfer assist robot decreases the difficulty of transfer in post-stroke hemiparesis patients: a pilot study

Staying active in isolation: Telerehabilitation for individuals with the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 infection

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Yohei Otaka

Masahiko Mukaino

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