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Zineb Hidila is a forward-thinking researcher at the intersection of robotics, artificial intelligence, and sustainable manufacturing. Her work centers on advancing robotic disassembly and human-robot collaboration, with a particular focus on remanufacturing and circular economy applications. In her highly cited 2025 systematic review, "The future of robotic disassembly," she synthesizes how AI-driven, data-assisted robotic systems can dramatically reduce cycle times and costs compared to traditional manual tear-down, offering a roadmap for industry-wide digital transformation. Her 2024 paper, "Human-Robot Collaboration in Remanufacturing," provides a practical application for computer disassembly, demonstrating how collaborative robots can safely and efficiently work alongside humans to recover valuable components. Though early in her career, Hidila’s work is already shaping the conversation around intelligent, sustainable production. Her research is essential reading for students and engineers interested in the future of automated disassembly, human-robot interaction, and the role of AI in building a more circular, resource-efficient industrial ecosystem.
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