I am currently conducting research on human-computer interaction with a focus on accessibility. My goal is to design technologies that improve usability for individuals with disabilities, enhancing their ability to interact with digital systems. This research has direct applications in health sciences, particularly in assistive technology and rehabilitation. Looking ahead, I plan to explore Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) technology as part of my future work. BCIs offer exciting possibilities for individuals with neurological disorders, allowing them to interact with devices through direct brain signals, which could significantly improve their quality of life. Through my research, I aim to contribute to more inclusive and empowering technology solutions for people with disabilities.
