Azrul Azwan Abdul Rahman

Technical University of Malaysia Malacca

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Azrul Azwan Abdul Rahman is a researcher at the forefront of smart manufacturing and industrial automation, with a particular focus on advancing Malaysia’s readiness for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR). His work spans intelligent sensing systems, robotics safety, and national technology strategy. Rahman’s most cited paper, “Smart Temperature Measurement System for Milling Process Application Based on MLX90614 Infrared Thermometer Sensor with Arduino” (2020, 24 citations), introduces a non-contact temperature monitoring solution for CNC machining, enabling real-time process control without disrupting operations. His influential review “Review on Implementation of Industry 4.0 Globally and Preparing Malaysia for Fourth Industrial Revolution” (2018, 15 citations) critically assesses global 4IR trends and evaluates Malaysia’s policy initiatives, serving as a key reference for national industrial strategy. Additionally, his work on “Configuring Safe Industrial Robot Work Cell in Manufacturing Industry” (2016, 5 citations) proposes a practical framework for defining safe robotic workspaces, addressing critical safety challenges in human-robot collaboration. Through these contributions, Rahman bridges cutting-edge sensor technology with industrial safety and national policy, positioning himself as a vital voice in the transition toward smarter, safer, and more competitive manufacturing ecosystems.