Muhammad Ariansyah Putra
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Muhammad Ariansyah Putra is a researcher in robotics and embedded control systems, with a focus on human-robot interaction and mobile robot navigation. His most cited work introduces an innovative approach to controlling mobile robots by leveraging the built-in accelerometer sensor in Android smartphones, replacing traditional remote controls. This system uses Bluetooth for wireless data exchange, allowing intuitive tilt-based steering and speed control. With 3 citations, this early-career contribution demonstrates his ability to integrate accessible consumer technology with robotic control systems, reducing hardware costs and improving user accessibility. His research sits at the intersection of mechatronics, sensor fusion, and human-machine interfaces, offering practical solutions for educational and hobbyist robotics. While his citation count is modest, his work represents a creative application of smartphone sensors—a concept that has since become more prevalent in low-cost robotics. Putra’s approach exemplifies how ubiquitous mobile technology can be repurposed for specialized control tasks, making him a notable contributor to the field of Android-based robotic control systems.
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