Xinliang Guo

Thesis Title

Clinically practical technology-assisted measures of upper limb spasticity

Research overview

Xinliang’s current research topic is investigating clinically practical technology-assisted measures of upper limb spasticity. He works with clinicians at the Royal Melbourne Hospital to validate a robotic measure of spasticity as an alternative to current clinical scales. He also has experience in muscle fatigue detection using the surface electromyography (sEMG) technique. His research interests include neurorehabilitation technologies, human-robot interaction, and neuromuscular signal processing.

Supervisors

Prof Ying Tan

Dr Vincent Crocher

Dr Marlena Klaic

Qualifications

M.Eng. Electrical and Electronic Engineering, The University of Melbourne, Australia (2020)

B.Eng. Electrical Engineering, Central South University, China (2017)