Sabita Maharjan

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Sabita Maharjan is a leading researcher at the intersection of the Internet of Things (IoT), networked robotics, and smart healthcare infrastructure, with a particular focus on infectious disease mitigation. Her most cited work, "HAC-19: A Co-Infection Model for Infectious Diseases Using IoT-Networked Robots" (2025), introduces a groundbreaking framework where edge-installed robots within smart healthcare systems predict pandemics, screen, diagnose, and treat infectious diseases. This model leverages co-infection dynamics to enhance robotic response, offering a scalable, real-time solution for public health crises. With 1 citation already, this early work signals growing influence. Maharjan’s contributions advance the integration of autonomous systems into healthcare, enabling proactive disease management through networked intelligence. Her research is pivotal for students and engineers exploring IoT-driven medical robotics, demonstrating how edge computing and robotic collaboration can transform epidemic control. As a pioneer in this niche, she continues to shape the future of resilient, tech-enabled healthcare.