Nadia Nasri
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3
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25
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About
Nadia Nasri is a robotics researcher focused on developing socially assistive technologies for individuals with neurodevelopmental disorders and motor impairments. Her work bridges artificial intelligence, human-robot interaction, and rehabilitation engineering to create accessible, adaptive robotic systems. Her most cited paper (12 citations) introduces LOLA2, an assistive robotic platform with an AI-based application designed to reinforce activities of daily living for users with neurodevelopmental disorders—representing the first technical validation of such a system. She also developed HaReS (7 citations), a hand rehabilitation system implemented on a social robot that integrates exercises co-created with a foundation for motor and cognitive injuries, improving patient adherence and skill recovery. Additionally, her research on using inferred gestures from sEMG signals (6 citations) enables teleoperation of domestic robots for disabled users, expanding independent living possibilities. Nasri’s contributions demonstrate a commitment to user-centered design and clinical relevance, with her work laying groundwork for more empathetic, effective robotic interventions in healthcare and daily assistance.
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