Atanda Saliu Sambo
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Atanda Saliu Sambo is a forward-thinking researcher at the intersection of library science and emerging technologies, with a primary focus on the integration of robotics and artificial intelligence into library services. His most-cited work, "Awareness and Perception of Certified Librarians of Nigeria Towards the Use of Robotic Technologies in the Libraries" (2023, 12 citations), stands as a pioneering study that surveyed 452 certified librarians in Nigeria, revealing critical insights into the readiness and attitudes of information professionals toward automation. This research not only highlights the growing relevance of robotics in modern librarianship but also provides a foundational framework for understanding adoption barriers in developing regions. Sambo’s contributions are particularly notable for bridging the gap between traditional library roles and technological innovation, offering actionable data for policy and curriculum development. His work has already shaped conversations around digital transformation in Nigerian libraries, earning recognition among peers for its timely and practical approach. For students and researchers exploring the future of libraries, Sambo’s studies offer a compelling lens into how human expertise and robotic efficiency can coexist to enhance information access.
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