06/02/2026
Cullen College’s Jae-Hyun Ryou is reimagining stroke rehab with paper-thin, bandage-like sensors that turn recovery into a game. By using rock-paper-scissors to encourage movement, patients generate real-time signals that power progress and track performance.
Leveling up physical therapy & setting up the future of in home recovery.
🔗 Read how UH is changing post-stroke care: https://www.egr.uh.edu/news/202606/new-hand-sensors-maes-ryou-turn-post-stroke-rehab-screen-game