Shafiyah Abd Rashid
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About
Shafiyah Abd Rashid is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of human emotion and robotic sensing technology. Her work focuses on the emerging field of Kansei haptic sensing—a discipline that seeks to enable robots to perceive and interpret human emotional states through touch. Abd Rashid’s major contributions lie in developing experimental frameworks that translate human haptic emotional responses into quantifiable data for robotic applications. Her foundational paper, "Towards the Development of Kansei Haptic Sensing Technology for Robot Application – Exploring Human Haptic Emotion" (2018), has garnered 4 citations, establishing a critical foundation for this niche area. In her earlier work, "Experimental Analysis on Human Haptic Emotion for Robot Sensing Technology Development" (2017), she provided the first systematic analysis of how humans express emotions through tactile interactions, laying the groundwork for future sensor design. Though her citation counts are modest, Abd Rashid’s research is notable for its innovative approach to bridging affective computing and robotics, offering a human-centered pathway to more empathetic machines. Her work is particularly relevant for researchers exploring social robotics, human-robot interaction, and affective haptic interfaces.
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