Sharmistha Dey
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2
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25
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About
Sharmistha Dey’s research bridges the transformative potential of artificial intelligence with the frontiers of neurorehabilitation, carving a distinctive niche at the intersection of intelligent systems and human–machine interaction. Her work in the tourism sector demonstrates how AI techniques can revolutionize customer experience management, leveraging data-driven insights to create smarter, more personalized travel ecosystems. This foundational study, with 23 citations, underscores her ability to apply cutting-edge computational methods to service industries. More recently, Dey has ventured into biomedical engineering, focusing on decoding electroencephalography (EEG) signals for upper limb movement. Her 2023 paper on hybrid EEG-induced robot navigation for rehabilitative platforms, though early in its citation life, addresses a critical challenge: enabling motor-impaired individuals to control assistive devices through brain–computer interfaces. By integrating neural signal processing with robotic control, she contributes to the development of non-invasive, intuitive rehabilitation tools. Dey’s work exemplifies a commitment to translating AI and signal-processing innovations into tangible societal benefits, from enhancing tourism experiences to restoring mobility. Her interdisciplinary approach positions her as a researcher who not only advances theoretical knowledge but also pioneers applications that directly improve human well-being.
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