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A Almira is a researcher in human-robot interaction and biomedical engineering, with a focus on biomimetic control systems and wearable assistive technologies. Her most notable work involves developing an IR camera-based wearable eye-gaze tracking controller that enables real-time mimicry of two-degree-of-freedom (2-DOF) human eye movements for robotic eye control. This contribution advances the field of human-robot collaboration by creating intuitive, non-invasive interfaces that bridge biological and mechanical systems. While her citation count is still growing, her research addresses critical challenges in assistive robotics and human-machine interaction, building upon prior studies to enhance control precision and user comfort. Almira’s work holds promise for applications in rehabilitation, teleoperation, and human augmentation, demonstrating her commitment to translating complex physiological movements into practical engineering solutions. Her innovative approach to wearable sensing and real-time control positions her as an emerging contributor to the development of more natural and responsive robotic systems.
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