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Fedwa Laamarti is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of haptics, digital twins, and the Metaverse. Her work focuses on enabling tangible, immersive interactions in virtual environments, with a particular emphasis on brain-computer interfaces (BCI) and robotic systems. Laamarti’s major contributions include a comprehensive meta-review on BCI in the Metaverse (2024, 17 citations), which classifies wearable devices and explores how neural signals can enhance VR, AR, and mixed reality experiences. She also designed and implemented underactuated digital twin robotic hands with tactile sensing capabilities (2023, 8 citations), advancing the goal of realistic handshakes and physical interactions in digital spaces. Her 2023 paper on digital twin haptic robotic arms (12 citations) further demonstrates her commitment to bridging the physical and virtual worlds. Most recently, her systematic review of haptic network protocols (2025) addresses the critical need for low-latency, reliable data transmission in next-generation Metaverse applications, including remote surgery and collaboration. Laamarti’s work is foundational for creating truly immersive, sensorially rich virtual environments that prioritize user well-being and realistic interaction.