Norshuhani Zamin
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4
Total Citations
25
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About
Norshuhani Zamin is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of robotics, healthcare, and assistive technology. Her work focuses on developing autonomous robotic systems to address critical challenges in medicine adherence and special needs education. Zamin’s most significant contribution is the M3DITRACK3R project—a mobile robot designed to automatically track patients and dispense medication, particularly for senior citizens who struggle with dosage and timing. This work, with 11 and 9 citations respectively, addresses a pressing healthcare issue where non-adherence can exacerbate chronic conditions. She has also ventured into therapeutic robotics, creating the Robo Therapist and AUTISTHERAPIBOT systems to teach basic expressions and social cues to special needs children in Malaysia, including those with Autism Spectrum Disorder. These projects, while newer, demonstrate her commitment to sustainable, culturally relevant solutions. Zamin’s research is notable for its practical, human-centered design—bridging engineering with real-world healthcare and educational needs. Her work has laid the groundwork for affordable, automated assistance that could transform care for the elderly and neurodiverse populations, making her a key figure in the growing field of socially assistive robotics.
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