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Dr. Asna Rasyidah Abdul Hamid is a rising expert in ergonomics and occupational safety, with a focus on mitigating work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) and enhancing human-machine integration. Her research spans physical ergonomics—particularly manual material handling (MMH) risk reduction—and cognitive ergonomics, where she explores mental workload management in human-robot collaboration (HRC) within Industry 4.0 and 5.0 frameworks. Dr. Hamid’s 2024 paper on ergonomic advances in MMH (4 citations) highlights strategies to reduce injury risks from repetitive motions and awkward postures, while her work on cognitive ergonomics (3 citations) addresses decision-making and well-being in automated environments. She also investigates smart wearables, including exoskeletons, for real-time injury prevention and performance enhancement (2 citations). Though early in her career, her integrated approach—bridging physical and cognitive ergonomics with emerging technologies—positions her as a forward-thinking contributor to safer, more efficient industrial systems. Her publications reflect a commitment to translating ergonomic theory into practical solutions for modern workplaces.