Venera Krasniqi
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Venera Krasniqi is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of assistive robotics and pediatric rehabilitation, with a primary focus on improving developmental outcomes for children with Down syndrome. Her most cited work, "Emerging Role of Robot-Assisted Occupational Therapy for Children with Down Syndrome" (2017, 2 citations), lays the conceptual groundwork for integrating robotic platforms into therapeutic settings. In this foundational paper, Krasniqi argues that robotic technology—often viewed as purely educational or entertainment—holds transformative potential for children with physical growth delays and intellectual disabilities. By reframing robots as dynamic therapeutic tools, she proposes new directions for occupational therapy that could enhance motor skills, cognitive engagement, and social interaction. Though early in her citation trajectory, her work is gaining traction among researchers exploring technology-mediated interventions for special needs populations. Krasniqi’s contributions are notable for bridging engineering and clinical practice, offering a roadmap for future studies on human-robot interaction in pediatric care. Her research promises to reshape how therapists and families approach rehabilitation, making therapy more engaging, measurable, and effective for children with developmental challenges.
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