Neelesh Rastogi
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Neelesh Rastogi is a researcher at the intersection of human-robot interaction, cognitive behavioral therapy, and mental health technology. His most-cited work, "A multi-modal human robot interaction framework based on cognitive behavioral therapy model" (2018, 10 citations), proposes an innovative framework that extends traditional human-robot interaction systems to address rising rates of depression and suicide. By integrating multi-modal interaction with CBT principles, Rastogi’s research offers a novel, therapeutic approach to robot-assisted mental health support, bridging robotics and clinical psychology. His contributions highlight the potential of socially assistive robots as scalable, empathetic tools for emotional well-being. Though early in his career, Rastogi’s work signals a promising direction for designing robots that can adapt to users’ cognitive and emotional states, making mental health interventions more accessible. For students and researchers in robotics, AI, or healthcare, his framework provides a foundational model for developing empathetic, context-aware systems that go beyond task-oriented interaction.
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