Amaria Baghdadli
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Amaria Baghdadli is a researcher at the intersection of assistive technology and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) intervention. Her work focuses on leveraging humanoid avatars and interactive systems to support therapists working with children on the autism spectrum. In her most-cited study, a 2023 pilot usability investigation, Baghdadli explored how a humanoid avatar could serve as a therapeutic aid, assessing its practicality and acceptance in clinical settings. This early-stage research, with 2 citations, lays groundwork for integrating socially assistive robots into behavioral therapy, aiming to enhance engagement and communication for ASD children. Baghdadli’s contributions are notable for bridging human-computer interaction with developmental psychology, offering a novel tool that may reduce therapist burden while improving child outcomes. Her work reflects a growing commitment to inclusive technology design, where digital agents become collaborative partners in care. As a researcher, she is helping to shape how emerging technologies can be ethically and effectively deployed in sensitive therapeutic environments, making her a promising voice in the field of assistive robotics and autism support.
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