Jasmin Grischke
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3
Total Citations
215
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2
About
Jasmin Grischke is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of robotics, artificial intelligence, and dentistry, most notably recognized as a founder of the emerging field she coined **"Dentronics."** Her work focuses on integrating collaborative lightweight robots and AI-driven technologies into clinical dental practice, with the ambitious goal of transforming how oral healthcare is delivered. Grischke's most influential contribution, her 2020 paper introducing Dentronics, has garnered an impressive 196 citations, establishing her as a leading voice in this nascent discipline. Building on earlier foundational work from 2019, she developed a multi-modal interaction framework for collaborative robots in dental assistance, supported by user surveys that validated real clinical demand for such innovations. Her research demonstrates both the theoretical grounding and practical application necessary to move robotics from concept to chairside reality. Her more recent in vitro investigations, such as exploring tactile robots for interproximal tooth cleaning, reflect her continued commitment to translating cutting-edge technology into tangible oral health improvements. For students and researchers exploring the future of dentistry, Grischke's body of work represents a compelling blueprint for how robotics and AI can reshape a centuries-old clinical profession.
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- 1Dentronics: Towards robotics and artificial intelligence in dentistry196 citations · 2020
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