Mireya De-Diego-Moro
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Dr. Mireya De-Diego-Moro is a leading researcher at the intersection of human-robot collaboration and advanced manufacturing, with a core focus on mixed reality (MR) interfaces for industrial disassembly. Her most-cited work, "Human–Robot Interaction and Tracking System Based on Mixed Reality Disassembly Tasks" (2025, 5 citations), tackles a critical bottleneck in modern industry: the rigidity of traditional, sequential task planning. By integrating MR tracking systems with collaborative robots, she enables adaptive, high-precision workflows that enhance operator safety and efficiency—a paradigm shift for handling complex components. Her contributions are particularly vital for the circular economy, where flexible disassembly is key to sustainable recycling and remanufacturing. While her citation count is still growing, the novelty of her approach has already positioned her as a rising authority in human-robot interaction. Dr. De-Diego-Moro’s work is not only technically robust but also practically transformative, offering a blueprint for safer, smarter factories where humans and robots work in fluid, intuitive partnership.
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