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Kyle Reed

Associate Professor

University of South Florida

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Kyle Reed is currently serving as a College Of Engineering Associate Professor at University of South Florida.

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University of South Florida

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rehabilitation human movement gait analysis biomechanics neuroscience kinematics motor control robotics movement analysis mechanical engineering stroke rehabilitation neurorehabilitation orthopedic biomechanics physical medicine movement disorders bipedal locomotion haptic technologies stroke haptic feedback prosthesis engineering human performance mechanics human-computer interaction motion control rehabilitation robotics motor behavior mobile shoe automatic control thermal engineering mechanical science motion analysis human-machine interaction volunteer computing thermal comfort robot control gait asymmetry mobility educational assessment embodied robotics human-machine interfaces human interaction upper extremity psychophysics mobility support torsional friction robotic needle steering needle-tissue interactions human-robot-human interaction initial studies steerable needles bimanual rehabilitation human gait analysis large scale execution distal mass kinetic crutch tip flexible needles psychological science tribology applied psychology strategic studies additive manufacturing scientific computing bio-inspired robotics intelligent robotics friction control image guidance integrated control musculoskeletal interaction cognitive psychology performance comparison psychometrics passive control dexterous manipulation soft tissue physical collaboration assistive technology technology teleoperation robotics automation rehabilitation engineering

Notable Scholarly Works

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Assisted Rehabilitation Environment (Caren) to Simulate Perturbation Scenarios. Technology and Innovation (2025)

rehabilitation environmentassistive technologyhealth technologyrehabilitation processrecoverymodeling and simulationrehabilitation

Balance Improvement and Fall Risk Reduction in Stroke Survivors After Treatment With a Wearable Home-Use Gait Device: Single-Arm Longitudinal Study With 1-Year Follow-Up. JMIR Formative Research (2025)

fall risk reductiongait analysiswearable technologybalancehuman movementfall preventionkinesiologypathological gaitphysiological measurementsstroke rehabilitationneurological rehabilitationbalance improvementneurorehabilitationrehabilitationstroke survivors

Comparing the Effect of Transfemoral Interfaces on Biomechanics Using the Computer Assisted Rehabilitation Environment (Caren) to Simulate Perturbation Scenarios. Technology & Innovation (2025)

musculoskeletal functionphysical medicinehuman movementorthopedic biomechanicsorthopaedic surgerykinesiologykinematicsbiomechanical engineeringapplied physiologyrehabilitationbiomechanics

Error-Driven Intralimb and Interlimb Adaptations Under Asymmetric Treadmill and Cueing Conditions. Scientific Reports (2025)

exercise physiologyerror-driven intralimbhuman movementmotor controlexercise sciencekinesiologyinterlimb adaptationsphysiological measurementsmovement analysisasymmetric treadmillapplied physiologyrehabilitation

Exploring the Role of Asymmetric Auditory and Tactile Stimulation on Modulating Gait Kinetics. (2024)

Scott BartlettSeok Hun KimAdila HoqueKyle B. Reed

asymmetric auditorygait analysistactile stimulationkinesiologygait kinetics

Facilitation of Motor Adaptation Using Multiple Gait Rehabilitation Interventions. Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences (2024)

Adila HoqueSeok Hun KimKyle B. Reed

rehabilitation medicinegait analysismotor adaptationmotor controlphysical therapymotor behaviorkinesiologyrehabilitation processrehabilitation

Gait Response to Rhythmic Cues: Influence of Adaptation Mechanisms and Entrainment Levels. Conf. Proc. IEEE Eng. Med. Biol. Soc. (EMBC) (2024)

adaptation mechanismsgait analysisbipedal locomotiondancephysiologyhuman movemententrainment levelsmotor controlmovement disorderskinesiologymovement analysisapplied physiologygait response

Gait Response to Rhythmic Cues: Influence of Adaptation Mechanisms and Entrainment Levels. (2024)

Adila HoqueSeok Hun KimKyle B. Reed

adaptation mechanismsgait responseentrainment levels

Interference and Motor Memory Consolidation Effects of Sequential Gait Interventions: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Research Square (Research Square) (2024)

Adila HoqueSeok Hun KimKyle B. Reed

randomized controlled trialsgait analysismotor controlneurosciencesequential gait interventionsrehabilitation

One-Year Retention of Gait Speed Improvement in Stroke Survivors After Treatment With a Wearable Home-Use Gait Device. Frontiers in Neurology (2024)

Brianne DarcyLauren RashfordNancey T. TsaiDavid HuizengaKyle B. ReedStacy J. M. Bamberg

neurologywearable technologyone-year retentionhuman movementneurorehabilitationneurosciencegait speed improvementstroke rehabilitationrehabilitationstrokestroke survivors

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Kyle Reed

Associate Professor

University of South Florida

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Kyle Reed is currently serving as a College Of Engineering Associate Professor at University of South Florida.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kyle Reed

University of South Florida

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Assisted Rehabilitation Environment (Caren) to Simulate Perturbation Scenarios. Technology and Innovation (2025)

rehabilitation environmentassistive technologyhealth technologyrehabilitation processrecoverymodeling and simulationrehabilitation

Comparing the Effect of Transfemoral Interfaces on Biomechanics Using the Computer Assisted Rehabilitation Environment (Caren) to Simulate Perturbation Scenarios. Technology & Innovation (2025)

musculoskeletal functionphysical medicinehuman movementorthopedic biomechanicsorthopaedic surgerykinesiologykinematicsbiomechanical engineeringapplied physiologyrehabilitationbiomechanics

Error-Driven Intralimb and Interlimb Adaptations Under Asymmetric Treadmill and Cueing Conditions. Scientific Reports (2025)

Exploring the Role of Asymmetric Auditory and Tactile Stimulation on Modulating Gait Kinetics. (2024)

Scott BartlettSeok Hun KimAdila HoqueKyle B. Reed

asymmetric auditorygait analysistactile stimulationkinesiologygait kinetics

Facilitation of Motor Adaptation Using Multiple Gait Rehabilitation Interventions. Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences (2024)

Adila HoqueSeok Hun KimKyle B. Reed

rehabilitation medicinegait analysismotor adaptationmotor controlphysical therapymotor behaviorkinesiologyrehabilitation processrehabilitation

Gait Response to Rhythmic Cues: Influence of Adaptation Mechanisms and Entrainment Levels. Conf. Proc. IEEE Eng. Med. Biol. Soc. (EMBC) (2024)

adaptation mechanismsgait analysisbipedal locomotiondancephysiologyhuman movemententrainment levelsmotor controlmovement disorderskinesiologymovement analysisapplied physiologygait response

Gait Response to Rhythmic Cues: Influence of Adaptation Mechanisms and Entrainment Levels. (2024)

Adila HoqueSeok Hun KimKyle B. Reed

adaptation mechanismsgait responseentrainment levels

Interference and Motor Memory Consolidation Effects of Sequential Gait Interventions: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Research Square (Research Square) (2024)

Adila HoqueSeok Hun KimKyle B. Reed

randomized controlled trialsgait analysismotor controlneurosciencesequential gait interventionsrehabilitation

One-Year Retention of Gait Speed Improvement in Stroke Survivors After Treatment With a Wearable Home-Use Gait Device. Frontiers in Neurology (2024)

Brianne DarcyLauren RashfordNancey T. TsaiDavid HuizengaKyle B. ReedStacy J. M. Bamberg

neurologywearable technologyone-year retentionhuman movementneurorehabilitationneurosciencegait speed improvementstroke rehabilitationrehabilitationstrokestroke survivors

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