Mario Rojas

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Mario Rojas is a researcher dedicated to advancing inclusive technology and human-centered engineering, with a primary focus on integrating workers with disabilities into Industry 4.0 environments. His most cited work, "Lack of verified Inclusive Technology for Workers with disabilities in industry 4.0: a systematic review" (2024, 26 citations), critically examines the gap between emerging digital manufacturing technologies and their accessibility for individuals with unique abilities, highlighting a pressing need for verified solutions to achieve social sustainability in modern production systems. Rojas also explores human movement control (2016, 8 citations), applying control theory to enhance automatic systems that maintain desired behaviors despite disturbances—a concept with broad implications for daily-use technologies and industrial applications. Through his systematic review, Rojas has made a notable contribution by identifying the lack of empirical validation in inclusive tech, urging the research community to prioritize verified, equitable designs. His work underscores the intersection of advanced manufacturing, disability inclusion, and control systems, positioning him as a thoughtful voice in the push for socially sustainable Industry 4.0.