Dwi Ayu Komariyah
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Dwi Ayu Komariyah is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of assistive technology, occupational therapy, and pediatric neurodevelopmental disorders. Her work centers on understanding how emerging technologies—particularly social robots—can be integrated into therapeutic interventions for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). In her most-cited study, a mixed-methods investigation of Indonesian occupational therapists’ acceptance of social robots for ASD treatment, Komariyah identified key factors influencing technology adoption in clinical settings, bridging the gap between innovation and practice. This foundational work, cited 4 times since its 2024 publication, has already shaped conversations around culturally sensitive implementation of robotic interventions in Southeast Asia. By focusing on the perspectives of frontline therapists, she provides critical insights for designing user-centered assistive technologies that respect local contexts. Her research not only advances the field of human-robot interaction but also offers practical guidance for scaling robotic therapies in resource-limited settings. Komariyah’s contributions are particularly timely as Indonesia expands its assistive technology infrastructure, positioning her as a key voice in the global dialogue on inclusive, technology-driven pediatric care.
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