Jahed Hossen Rokky

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Jahed Hossen Rokky is a robotics engineer whose work centers on accessible, low-cost autonomous systems, with a particular focus on underwater robotics and human-robot interaction. His most cited paper, "Design and construction of an underwater robot" (2017, 19 citations), details the development of a wirelessly controlled submersible vehicle that can be operated via an Android smartphone. By leveraging an Arduino-based platform for signal processing and communication, Rokky demonstrated how off-the-shelf components can be repurposed to build functional underwater robots, significantly lowering the barrier to entry for marine robotics research. This work has been influential in educational settings and among hobbyist engineers, providing a practical blueprint for rapid prototyping. Beyond this flagship project, Rokky’s broader contributions include advancing control systems for autonomous navigation and exploring intuitive interfaces that make robotic technology more accessible. His research continues to bridge the gap between sophisticated engineering and real-world usability, inspiring a new generation of makers and researchers to explore the possibilities of affordable, open-source robotics.