Rizauddin Ramli
Papers
14
Total Citations
140
H-Index
7
About
Rizauddin Ramli is a robotics and control systems researcher whose work spans intelligent robotic manipulation, rehabilitation exoskeletons, and bio-inspired optimization techniques. With a career stretching from foundational work in adaptive decentralized control of multiple robot arms (2003, 20 citations) to cutting-edge wearable exoskeleton systems, Ramli has consistently advanced the field of human-assistive robotics. His most cited contribution, a hybrid Genetic-Swarm optimization approach for inverse kinematics in multi-joint robotic arms (2021, 26 citations), exemplifies his hallmark strategy of combining evolutionary and swarm intelligence algorithms to solve complex control challenges. A significant thread of his research addresses lower limb rehabilitation, developing exoskeleton systems using adaptive, fuzzy, and Lyapunov-based controllers to aid recovery in hemiplegic patients — work reflected across multiple publications accumulating over 60 citations collectively. His admittance and model reference adaptive controllers demonstrate a commitment to clinically viable, robust rehabilitation technology. Beyond engineering research, Ramli has contributed to science education, introducing robotic curricula to Malaysia's gifted enrichment programs (2011). His body of work reflects a sustained dedication to bridging intelligent control theory with meaningful real-world applications in healthcare and human augmentation.
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- 2Simulation and Control of a Six Degree of Freedom Lower Limb Exoskeleton20 citations · 2020
- 3Adaptive decentralized coordinated control of multiple robot arms20 citations · 2003
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- 5Robotic teaching for Malaysian gifted enrichment program11 citations · 2011
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