Rumaiya Sajjad

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Rumaiya Sajjad is a forward-thinking researcher whose work bridges the domains of service robotics and industrial automation, with a particular focus on cross-sector technology transfer. Her most cited study, "A Study of Integration of Robotics in the Hospitality Sector and Its Emulation in the Pharmaceutical Sector" (2017, 14 citations), offers a pioneering analysis of how humanoid robots successfully deployed in hospitality can be adapted for pharmaceutical dispensing—especially in small, medium, and large medical stores. This work not only identifies operational parallels between sectors but also provides actionable strategies for robotic implementation in healthcare retail, addressing critical needs for precision, safety, and customer interaction. Sajjad’s research stands out for its practical orientation, proposing scalable solutions that could reshape pharmacy workflows. By synthesizing insights from hospitality robotics, she contributes a unique framework for technology emulation that has implications for service efficiency and patient access. Her interdisciplinary approach and focus on real-world application mark her as an emerging voice in the study of robotic integration, with potential to influence both academic discourse and industry practice in pharmaceutical automation.