Yasaman Ashjazadeh
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Yasaman Ashjazadeh is a leading voice in the evolution of human-centred design for the next industrial era. Her research focuses on the intersection of Industry 5.0, mass customisation, and co-creation, with a particular emphasis on embedding social, environmental, and ethical considerations into design processes. Her most cited work, "Outlook on human-centred design in industry 5.0: towards mass customisation, personalisation, co-creation, and co-production" (2025, 17 citations), provides a pivotal framework that distinguishes human-centred design from traditional user-centred approaches. This study advocates for a broader, more inclusive perspective that goes beyond mere usability, positioning human well-being and sustainability at the core of production systems. Ashjazadeh’s contributions are particularly notable for bridging the gap between technological advancement and human values, offering practical pathways for integrating personalisation and co-production in smart manufacturing. Her work is already shaping how researchers and practitioners approach the design of collaborative, human-centric industrial environments. As a rising scholar, Ashjazadeh is establishing herself as a key thinker in the transition toward more ethical and participatory industrial paradigms.
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