Nur Fareeza S. Masnin
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Dr. Nur Fareeza S. Masnin is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of assistive robotics and special education, best known for her groundbreaking work in human-robot interaction for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Her most cited study, "Encouraging Children with Autism to Improve Social and Communication Skills through the Game-based Approach" (2014, 25 citations), introduced innovative game-based modules that leverage the humanoid robot NAO’s voice and vision recognition capabilities. This work demonstrated how socially assistive robots can create engaging, non-threatening environments to foster critical social and communication skills in neurodiverse children. By merging robotics with therapeutic play, Dr. Masnin’s research has laid foundational principles for designing interactive, adaptive technologies that support developmental interventions. Her contributions highlight the transformative potential of human-machine collaboration in clinical and educational settings, inspiring further exploration into robot-assisted therapy. With a focus on making technology both accessible and effective, Dr. Masnin continues to shape the future of socially assistive robotics, offering new pathways for inclusive learning and therapeutic support.
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