Mansi Gupta

Bryn Mawr College, Graphic Era University

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Mansi Gupta is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of educational robotics and healthcare automation, with her work bridging human-robot interaction and the Internet of Things (IoT). Her most influential contribution, "Designing Personal Robots for Education" (2008, 70 citations), introduced a groundbreaking initiative at Georgia Tech and Bryn Mawr College that transformed Computer Science 1 curricula by using personal robots as both motivational tools and primary programming platforms. This work laid foundational principles for integrating robotics into STEM education, inspiring subsequent generations of educational technology design. Gupta further expanded her impact into healthcare with "Diet monitoring and management of diabetic patient using robot assistant based on Internet of Things" (2017, 16 citations), which proposed an innovative eHealth architecture combining IoT-connected robots for personalized diabetic care. This model demonstrated how robotic assistants could serve as disease management hubs, offering a scalable approach to chronic disease monitoring. Her dual focus on educational and assistive robotics showcases a versatile ability to apply human-centered design across domains, making her work particularly relevant for researchers exploring socially assistive robots, IoT-enabled healthcare, and technology-enhanced learning environments.