This article from Hospital News, a Canadian healthcare publication, highlights the innovative work of Aisha Raji, a PhD candidate, in robotic rehabilitation. Raji is developing a portable robotic arm designed to assist individuals with upper extremity impairments resulting from conditions like stroke or spinal cord injury. The technology aims to integrate robot and therapist strengths for improved patient outcomes, allowing patients to perform exercises with real-time feedback and adapting to their progress. Raji's personal motivation stems from her grandmother's experience with stroke, driving her to create devices that increase independence for stroke survivors.