Syeda Faiza Ahmed

Papers

Total Citations

192

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About

Syeda Faiza Ahmed is a leading researcher at the intersection of robotics, artificial intelligence, and healthcare, whose work has become especially pivotal during global health crises. Her most-cited study, a systematic review on the deployment of robotics and AI in healthcare during the COVID-19 pandemic, has garnered 192 citations, underscoring its critical impact on understanding how autonomous systems can support infection control, telemedicine, and patient care under pressure. Ahmed’s contributions extend beyond this landmark paper; she has systematically mapped the integration of intelligent machines into clinical workflows, addressing both technological feasibility and ethical considerations. Her research not only documents rapid innovation but also provides a framework for future pandemic preparedness, influencing how hospitals and policymakers adopt robotic solutions. Through her rigorous synthesis of emerging evidence, Ahmed has become a trusted voice in medical robotics, helping to bridge the gap between engineering and bedside practice. Her work continues to inspire students and researchers exploring how AI-driven tools can make healthcare more resilient, efficient, and accessible in times of urgent need.