Siti Nur Ateeqa Mohamad

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Siti Nur Ateeqa Mohamad is a researcher dedicated to advancing assistive robotics through speech semantic recognition, a field that bridges human-computer interaction and accessibility technology. Her work focuses on developing intelligent robotic systems capable of understanding the meaning behind spoken commands, enabling individuals with permanent disabilities to navigate and interact with their environments more freely. Her key contributions include the design and implementation of a speech semantic recognition system that serves as a control mechanism for assistive robots, demonstrated through both hardware and simulation. This system interprets user intent from speech input, allowing for intuitive, hands-free operation. While her citation counts (3 and 2 for her most-cited papers) reflect a niche but growing area of study, her research is notable for its practical application in improving quality of life for disabled users. By integrating semantic understanding into robotic control, Mohamad has laid groundwork for more responsive and human-centric assistive technologies. Her work represents a meaningful step toward creating robots that not only hear but comprehend, making them more effective partners in daily living.