Siti Nurhaliza
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Siti Nurhaliza is an emerging researcher whose work bridges the critical intersection of human-robot interaction and sustainable transportation, with a particular focus on the cultural and infrastructural nuances of the Middle East. Her most-cited paper, "Human-Robot Interaction in Saudi Arabia's E-Mobility Transition - A Literature Review" (2024, 2 citations), serves as a foundational synthesis of how autonomous systems and robotic interfaces can be integrated into the Kingdom's ambitious e-mobility framework. This review not only maps the current technological landscape but also identifies key sociotechnical barriers—such as public trust, regulatory gaps, and cultural acceptance—that shape the deployment of service robots in public transit. While her citation count is still growing, her work is notable for its timely relevance to Saudi Vision 2030, positioning her as a thoughtful voice in the early-stage discourse on automation in the Gulf region. For students and researchers exploring the human dimensions of smart city initiatives, Nurhaliza's research offers a clear, context-aware entry point into understanding how robots and people can coexist in rapidly modernizing societies.
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