Toh Yen Pang

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Dr. Toh Yen Pang is a forward-thinking researcher at the intersection of healthcare, digital transformation, and advanced manufacturing. Her work primarily explores the human and systemic implications of emerging technologies, with key research areas spanning digital health education, collaborative robotics, and human-robot interaction. Dr. Pang’s most influential contribution, "Towards a New Paradigm for Digital Health Training and Education in Australia" (2023, 49 citations), critically examines how the Fifth Industrial Revolution—driven by AI, IoT, and blockchain—demands a fundamental rethinking of healthcare workforce preparation. This work has shaped policy discussions on digital literacy in clinical settings. Complementing this, her study "Task Complexity and the Skills Dilemma in the Programming and Control of Collaborative Robots for Manufacturing" (2023, 20 citations) addresses the critical skills gap in deploying safe, human-centric cobots in industry. By bridging the gap between human capability and technological advancement, Dr. Pang’s research offers actionable frameworks for training and system design. Her work is notable for its timely, interdisciplinary approach, making her a vital voice in preparing both healthcare and manufacturing sectors for a human-centered, technologically integrated future.