Amna Batool
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About
Amna Batool is a researcher at the forefront of socio-technical systems engineering, specializing in the design of socially appropriate and ethical interactions within Internet of Things (IoT) collectives. Her work primarily addresses the complex challenges of managing multiuser–multidevice interactions in sensitive environments, with a particular focus on aged care centres. Batool’s major contributions include the development of the SANIJO framework, a novel policy management system that enforces socio-ethical rules for smart device behaviour, and the creation of KATE, a prototype system for integrated IoT interactions in care settings. Her research, which has garnered over 19 citations, is pioneering in its approach to embedding policy-based governance directly into IoT collectives to ensure interactions remain respectful and context-aware. Batool’s work is notable for bridging software engineering with social ethics, offering critical insights into how smart things should behave in public and shared spaces. Her 2023 paper on software engineering for smart things in public spaces further cements her role as a thought leader in building trustworthy, human-centric IoT systems.
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