Kristen Hohl

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Arkansas Colleges of Health Education

Also affiliated: Northwestern University (2018–2026); Shirley Ryan AbilityLab (2018–2026); University of Illinois Chicago (2018); Honda Development and Manufacturing of America (United States) (2018)

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Kristen Hohl's research focuses on the application of robotics and wearable technologies in rehabilitation, particularly for individuals who have experienced a stroke. Her work investigates how robotic exoskeletons and other assistive devices can augment physical therapy to improve gait, balance, and overall functional recovery. Hohl has examined the efficacy of different robotic interventions, such as comparing exoskeleton-assisted training with traditional gait training, and exploring the use of soft robotic exosuits for high-intensity gait training in stroke survivors.

Beyond stroke rehabilitation, her research extends to integrating wearable sensors into healthcare frameworks for continuous monitoring and prediction. This includes studies on using heart rate monitoring in camps for children with neuromotor disorders and developing frameworks for the clinical integration of robotic exoskeletons. Hohl's work also touches upon muscle adaptations following exoskeleton training in individuals with acute spinal cord injury and explores wearable gyroscopic actuators for human balance support. Her publications reflect a commitment to advancing rehabilitation methodologies through technology.