Marwa Qaraqe
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About
Marwa Qaraqe is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of healthcare technology and human-centered computing, with key contributions spanning robotic surgery, assistive technologies for neurodevelopmental disorders, and multimodal sensing systems. Her work on robot-assisted surgeries (RAS) critically examines both the transformative potential and persistent challenges of these systems, including maneuverability and communication limitations, providing a holistic framework for future surgical innovations (16 citations). In the domain of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), Qaraqe has advanced automated assessment methodologies through multimodality sensing technologies, synthesizing a decade of progress to highlight how integrated data—from behavioral to physiological signals—can revolutionize diagnosis and intervention (3 citations). Notably, her research on reality-based technologies for children with ASD proposes innovative food intake interventions, demonstrating a compassionate application of immersive tools to address daily living challenges (6 citations). By bridging engineering precision with clinical empathy, Qaraqe’s work not only pushes the boundaries of surgical robotics but also pioneers accessible, data-driven solutions for vulnerable populations, establishing her as a vital voice in the future of inclusive healthcare technology.
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