Nona Rajabi
Papers
3
Total Citations
112
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3
About
Nona Rajabi is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of human-machine interaction and intelligent robotics, with a focus on shaping high-performance wearable robots that feel like natural extensions of the body. Her most influential work, a 2024 perspective piece with 99 citations, argues that integrating environmental, physiological, and physical information through multi-modal fusion is key to achieving seamless human-robot embodiment. Rajabi also explores brain-robot interfaces, as seen in her 2025 review of EEG-based systems, and investigates how expressive motion in robots can foster social acceptance—demonstrated by a 2024 study on translating human movement features into robotic platforms. Her contributions bridge sensory reconstruction, motor enhancement, and human-robot communication, offering a roadmap for next-generation prosthetics and exoskeletons. With a growing citation impact and a visionary approach to human-in-the-loop design, Rajabi is helping to define how robots can not only assist but truly integrate with human sensory and motor systems.
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- 2Mind Meets Robots: A Review of EEG-Based Brain-Robot Interaction Systems9 citations · 2025
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