Neeti Dave
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Neeti Dave is an emerging scholar whose research centers on the intersection of human-computer interaction, accessibility, and inclusive technology design. Her most-cited work, "Challenges Faced by Persons with Disabilities Using Self-Service Technologies" (2021, 5 citations), critically examines the barriers that disabled individuals encounter when interacting with self-service kiosks, ATMs, and other automated systems. Dave argues that truly universal access requires embedding intuitive, easy-to-use features from the very inception of technology design, rather than retrofitting solutions. She further envisions how advancements in robotics and artificial intelligence can revolutionize goods delivery and daily services for all users, especially those with disabilities. Although early in her career, Dave’s work is gaining traction among researchers in accessible computing and inclusive design. Her forward-looking perspective—emphasizing proactive rather than reactive accessibility—positions her as a thoughtful voice in the ongoing effort to create technologies that serve everyone equitably. As her citation count grows, Dave’s contributions promise to influence both academic discourse and practical design standards in human-centered technology.
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