Garima Gupta

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Garima Gupta is an emerging researcher whose work sits at the intersection of healthcare technology, human-robot interaction, and communication disorders. Her research demonstrates a commitment to synthesizing broad bodies of literature to identify gaps and opportunities in health-related interventions, making her contributions particularly valuable to both academics and practitioners. Her most cited work, a 2024 systematic review of social robots for health and wellbeing, has already garnered 17 citations, reflecting strong early interest from the research community. By examining social robots through a personal healthcare journey lens, Gupta illuminates how these technologies can support physical and mental health across diverse populations — extending beyond well-studied groups like children with autism to underexplored domains. Her 2022 comprehensive survey of stuttering treatment approaches, cited 11 times, further showcases her methodological rigor, employing PRISMA guidelines to map two decades of intervention strategies for individuals who stutter. Together, these works establish Gupta as a researcher dedicated to evidence-based synthesis that drives meaningful progress in assistive and therapeutic technologies. Students and clinicians alike will find her reviews to be reliable, thorough entry points into rapidly evolving fields where technology and human wellbeing converge.