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A. Raheja’s research lies at the intersection of haptic robotics, human-computer interaction, and sensorimotor assessment, with a focus on understanding and quantifying human movement. Their most cited work introduces a novel multi-platform system that integrates a robotic haptic device with eye-tracking and motion capture to assess eye-hand coordination. By mapping physical haptic feedback to a virtual environment and correlating it with eye-gaze and upper arm movements, Raheja developed objective metrics for coordination assessment. This foundational work, with 5 citations, demonstrates a clear contribution to rehabilitation engineering and human performance evaluation, offering a framework for refining systems that can diagnose or train motor skills. Raheja’s approach is notable for its interdisciplinary integration—combining robotics, virtual reality, and biometric sensing—to create precise, repeatable assessment tools. Their work has implications for clinical therapy, sports training, and assistive technology, marking them as a researcher dedicated to bridging engineering and human physiology for practical, impactful solutions.
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