Sajjad Rostami

Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique

Papers

Total Citations

112

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About

Sajjad Rostami is a visionary researcher at the forefront of human-centric communication technologies, whose work reimagines the future of the Internet and 6G networks. His research primarily explores the convergence of cyber-physical-social systems (CPSS), blockchain technologies, and connected robotics to create a more integrated, trust-based digital ecosystem. Rostami’s most influential work, “Society 5.0: Internet as if People Mattered” (2022, 54 citations), challenges the industry-centric focus of 5G by proposing a future where 6G networks prioritize human well-being and social integration. In “The Internet of No Things: Making the Internet Disappear and ‘See the Invisible’” (2020, 46 citations), he advocates for ambient technologies that seamlessly blend into our surroundings, reducing screen dependency and enhancing real-world presence. His pioneering concept of “robonomics,” introduced in a 2021 paper (12 citations), explores the intersection of persuasive robotics and blockchain oracles to establish trust in automated systems. Rostami’s work is notable for its forward-looking critique of current technological trajectories, offering a compelling vision where the Internet serves humanity rather than distracting from it. With a growing citation impact, he is establishing himself as a critical voice in shaping the ethical and social dimensions of next-generation networks.