Rozinah Jamaludin
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About
Dr. Rozinah Jamaludin is a leading researcher at the intersection of educational technology and human-robot interaction, with a primary focus on robotics in education (RIE). Her work critically examines how robotic platforms, particularly the NAO robot, can be integrated into learning environments, a focus that became especially urgent during the COVID-19 pandemic. Her most cited paper, a comprehensive survey on robotics in education during COVID-19 (2021, 20 citations), provides a vital taxonomy of applications and platforms, mapping the field’s rapid evolution during a global crisis. Dr. Jamaludin has also advanced the technical frontier of human-robot interaction by proposing a novel speech recognition model for NAO robots (2021, 8 citations), addressing the critical challenge of accurate voice command processing in educational settings. Her systematic reviews (2020, 12 citations) further synthesize the advantages, disadvantages, and motivations behind using NAO robotics, offering a balanced, evidence-based roadmap for practitioners. Through her work, Dr. Jamaludin has not only documented a transformative era in education but has also laid the technical and conceptual groundwork for more responsive, intelligent robotic teaching assistants.
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