Justine Veronica Basco

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Justine Veronica Basco is a researcher specializing in robotics, computer vision, and child safety technology. Her work centers on developing innovative autonomous systems designed to address critical gaps in indoor child monitoring — a domain where preventable accidents remain a leading cause of fatal and non-fatal injuries among children worldwide. Basco's most notable contributions include the design and development of a spherical mobile robot capable of monitoring and tracking children indoors, offering a dynamic alternative to stationary surveillance solutions that leave significant blind spots in child supervision. Complementing this hardware innovation, her vision-based detection and tracking algorithm provides the intelligent backbone for such robotic systems, enabling real-time identification and continuous tracking of children within domestic environments. With a combined citation count across her most recognized publications, Basco's research has begun attracting attention within the robotics and child safety communities, reflecting the practical relevance and novelty of her approach. Her interdisciplinary work bridges mechanical robotics, computer vision, and human-centered design, positioning her as an emerging voice in the development of intelligent assistive technologies that carry meaningful real-world impact for families and caregivers seeking enhanced child safety solutions.