Nabeelah Pooloo

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Nabeelah Pooloo is a researcher at the forefront of applying artificial intelligence and robotics to marine conservation, with a particular focus on coral reef ecosystems. Her work centers on designing innovative Internet of Things (IoT) architectures that integrate AI-driven data analysis and autonomous robotic systems to monitor and protect fragile coral habitats. In her most-cited paper, "A Proposed IoT Architecture for Corals Research Using AI and Robotics" (2021), which has garnered 5 citations, Pooloo outlines a scalable framework that enables real-time environmental sensing, predictive modeling, and adaptive robotic intervention—a pioneering approach that bridges the gap between computational intelligence and ecological fieldwork. This contribution is notable for its potential to revolutionize how researchers collect and act upon underwater data, offering a cost-effective, automated alternative to traditional manual monitoring. Though early in her career, Pooloo’s work signals a growing interdisciplinary movement where technology serves as a critical tool for biodiversity preservation. Her research not only advances the field of marine robotics but also underscores the urgent need for innovative solutions to climate-driven coral degradation, making her a promising voice in the intersection of AI, IoT, and environmental science.