Marah Alhalabi

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Marah Alhalabi is a researcher at the forefront of socially impactful robotics and intelligent autonomous systems. Her work primarily focuses on developing AI-driven robotic solutions to enhance accessibility, safety, and quality of life, with key contributions in assistive service robotics, infrastructure monitoring, and public health automation. Alhalabi’s most cited paper, “AI-Powered Service Robotics for Independent Shopping Experiences by Elderly and Disabled People” (2021, 18 citations), pioneers the use of collaborative robots to empower individuals with mobility challenges, enabling greater autonomy in daily tasks. She further advanced infrastructure maintenance with “Novel pavement crack detection sensor using coordinated mobile robots” (2025, 12 citations), introducing a multi-robot system combining drones and ground vehicles for efficient road safety monitoring. During the COVID-19 pandemic, her work “Autonomous Robots for Deep Mask‐Wearing Detection in Educational Settings” (2022, 5 citations) demonstrated the practical application of robotics in enforcing health protocols, protecting students and staff. Alhalabi’s research stands out for its direct societal benefit, bridging cutting-edge robotics with real-world challenges in aging populations, infrastructure resilience, and pandemic response. Her growing citation record reflects a career dedicated to engineering a more inclusive and safer world through intelligent automation.