Nastaran Hasani
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About
Nastaran Hasani is an emerging research voice at the intersection of human-centred design and advanced manufacturing, with a particular focus on the transformative paradigm of Industry 5.0 and its relationship with Society 5.0. Her work challenges conventional assumptions in the field — most notably the tendency to equate "human-centred" with narrow operator-technology integration — by advocating for broader frameworks that encompass designers, consumers, and non-consumers alike. Her highly cited 2025 studies have rapidly gained traction in the research community, accumulating 17 and 16 citations respectively within the year of publication, signalling strong early impact. Through these contributions, Hasani advances a richer understanding of human-centricity that integrates social, environmental, and ethical considerations alongside functional usability. She bridges macro-level societal concerns with micro-level manufacturing processes, connecting mass customisation, personalisation, co-creation, and co-production within a coherent multi-level framework. For students and researchers exploring the future of inclusive, sustainable manufacturing, Hasani's scholarship offers both a critical lens and a practical roadmap — making her a compelling figure to follow as Industry 5.0 continues to reshape how we think about the relationship between people, technology, and production.
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