Adeyinka Tella
Papers
7
Total Citations
158
H-Index
4
About
Adeyinka Tella is a prominent library and information science researcher whose work sits at the compelling intersection of emerging technologies and library services. Best known for his pioneering investigations into robotics in libraries, Tella has helped shape global conversations about how artificial intelligence and automation are transforming information environments. His most-cited work, "Robots are coming to the libraries: are librarians ready to accommodate them?" (2020, 87 citations), became a foundational reference for understanding librarian preparedness in the face of technological disruption, while his follow-up study on robots and public libraries (2022, 44 citations) deepened scholarly understanding of humanoid AI applications in library settings. Beyond robotics, Tella explores the Fourth Industrial Revolution's broader implications for records management and the future of information professionals, particularly within the Nigerian and African context. His research on library patronage among undergraduate students in South West Nigeria further demonstrates his commitment to understanding user behavior and improving library services at the grassroots level. With a body of work spanning conceptual reviews, empirical studies, and book chapters, Tella has established himself as a forward-thinking voice in library innovation, making his scholarship essential reading for librarians and information professionals navigating an increasingly automated world.
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- 2Robots and public libraries44 citations · 2022
- 3RETRACTED: Telepresence robots in libraries: applications and challenges10 citations · 2023
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- 5Records Management in the Fourth Industrial Revolution4 citations · 2020
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