Nurus Sakinatul Fikriah
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Dr. Nurus Sakinatul Fikriah is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of law, ethics, and emerging technologies, with a primary focus on the regulatory frameworks governing medical robotics and artificial intelligence. Her most-cited work, "The Medical Device Regulation for Humanoid Robotics: Does One Size Fits All?" (2015, 4 citations), critically examines the inadequacies of existing medical device regulations when applied to increasingly complex humanoid robots in healthcare settings. Dr. Fikriah’s major contribution lies in identifying the regulatory gaps that arise from treating sophisticated robotic systems as conventional medical devices, arguing that a one-size-fits-all approach fails to address the unique safety, liability, and ethical challenges posed by autonomous or semi-autonomous robots interacting directly with patients. Her research has been instrumental in shaping discussions on how to develop more nuanced, risk-based regulatory standards that ensure both innovation and patient safety. By highlighting the urgent need for specialized oversight, Dr. Fikriah’s work continues to influence policymakers, engineers, and legal scholars working to harmonize technological advancement with robust governance. Her scholarship represents a vital bridge between technical robotics and legal accountability, making her a key voice in the responsible deployment of healthcare automation.
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