Daud Mohd Razali

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Daud Mohd Razali is a robotics researcher whose work centers on autonomous mobile robotics, human-robot interaction, and indoor environment exploration. His research makes meaningful contributions to the practical application of the Robot Operating System (ROS), a widely adopted software framework in the robotics community, demonstrating how it can serve as a foundational platform for complex robotic operations. Among his most recognized contributions is his 2016 work on ROS-based human-robot interaction, which earned 5 citations and proposed innovative methods for enabling humans to collaborate with teleoperated mobile robots to explore and map indoor environments. This work addresses real-world challenges faced by robotics researchers, particularly the constraints of limited experimentation time. His earlier 2015 study on Ackerman mobile robot exploration further illustrates his commitment to solving navigation and obstacle avoidance problems in unknown environments using car-like wheeled robot models. Razali's research sits at the intersection of robot autonomy and human oversight, making it particularly relevant for applications in search and rescue, surveillance, and smart building navigation. His work provides a practical and accessible foundation for students and engineers looking to implement ROS-driven robotic systems in real-world settings.