Dinara Kozhamzharova
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4
Total Citations
95
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4
About
Dinara Kozhamzharova is a researcher whose work bridges the critical intersection of healthcare technology, environmental science, and intelligent systems. Her primary research areas include virtual reality (VR) for rehabilitation, environmental pollution modeling, and multi-agent robotic systems. Kozhamzharova’s most impactful contribution is her pioneering work on the gamification of hand rehabilitation using VR tools, specifically the Leap Motion controller. Her 2017 paper on this topic, which has garnered 78 citations, demonstrates how VR can supplement traditional physiotherapy, offering a novel, engaging method to improve patient outcomes. She has also made notable contributions to environmental modeling, analyzing the semi-empirical equation of turbulent diffusion for pollutant transfer, and to agricultural protection, developing a multi-agent system to combat locust invasions—a problem costing Kazakhstan $16 million annually. Additionally, her work on designing a remote-controlled mobile robot for multi-agent systems showcases her versatility in robotics. Kozhamzharova’s research not only advances academic knowledge but also addresses real-world challenges in healthcare, environmental management, and agriculture, making her a valuable figure in applied interdisciplinary science.
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- 3Multi-Agent Based Anti-Locust Territory Protection System6 citations · 2015
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