Diego Quisi-Peralta
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About
Diego Quisi-Peralta is a researcher dedicated to developing intelligent systems that address critical challenges in healthcare for neurodivergent children, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. His work lies at the intersection of artificial intelligence, ontologies, and assistive technology, with a primary focus on supporting children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) and speech-language disabilities. His most influential contribution, "Onto-SPELTRA" (18 citations), introduces a robotic assistant that uses ontologies and agglomerative clustering to aid speech-language therapy for children with disabilities. Building on this, his 2016 paper (17 citations) proposes an ontology-driven intelligent system to support both diagnosis and intervention for children with autism, directly addressing the WHO’s concern that ASD prevalence is often underestimated in resource-limited settings. Quisi-Peralta’s subsequent work extends these ideas into hybrid psychological intervention systems and intelligent ecosystems for communication skill development. By designing affordable, context-aware technological solutions, he aims to bridge the gap in specialized care where traditional resources are scarce. His research demonstrates a clear commitment to leveraging AI for social impact, making specialized therapeutic support more accessible to vulnerable populations.
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