Feyisayo Eweje
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About
Feyisayo Eweje is a rising voice at the intersection of biomedical engineering, health equity, and emerging technology. Her research critically examines how advances in robotics, artificial intelligence, and intelligent machines can be harnessed to transform clinical care and address systemic disparities in healthcare access. In her most cited work, "Human Health and Equity in an Age of Robotics and Intelligent Machines" (2022, 4 citations), Eweje argues that these technologies—deployed in homes and diverse clinical settings—hold the potential to create a more accessible, adaptable, and equitable healthcare system. This forward-looking perspective positions her as a key thinker on the ethical and practical implications of automation in medicine. While early in her career, Eweje’s contributions are notable for bridging technical innovation with social justice, challenging the field to prioritize inclusivity alongside efficiency. Her work is essential reading for students and researchers interested in ensuring that the next generation of medical robotics serves all communities equitably.
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- 1Human Health and Equity in an Age of Robotics and Intelligent Machines4 citations · 2022