Irum Yaseen
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Irum Yaseen is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence, robotics, and assistive technology for neurodevelopmental disorders. Her primary research areas include human-robot interaction, computer-assisted therapy, and adaptive learning systems for autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Yaseen’s most notable contribution is the development of RoboCA³T (Robot-Inspired Computer-Assisted Adaptive Autism Therapy), a groundbreaking framework that leverages children’s natural affinity for robots and technology to improve joint attention and imitation skills in individuals with ASD. This innovative approach, published in 2024 with 5 citations, integrates learning and computing innovations to create personalized, adaptive therapeutic interventions. By bridging robotics, cognitive science, and clinical therapy, Yaseen’s work addresses critical gaps in accessible autism interventions, offering scalable, engaging solutions that complement traditional therapies. Her research holds promise for transforming how technology supports social communication development, with potential applications in special education and clinical settings. As an emerging scholar, Yaseen’s work exemplifies how interdisciplinary approaches can create meaningful impact in assistive technology and human-centered computing.
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