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Tajim Md. Niamat Ullah Akhund is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of the Internet of Things (IoT) and assistive robotics, dedicated to creating low-cost, accessible technologies for vulnerable populations. His primary research areas include IoT-enabled robotic systems, human-robot interaction, and affordable assistive devices for disabled and virus-affected individuals. Akhund’s major contributions are exemplified by his highly cited work on the "IoT Waiter Bot" (45 citations), a low-cost, multi-function restaurant robot, and an "IoT Based Low-Cost Robotic Agent" (34 citations) designed to aid disabled and COVID-19 patients. His innovative "IoST-Enabled Robotic Arm Control" (21 citations) represents a groundbreaking fusion of Internet of Sensing Things and robotics, using minimal flex sensors for intuitive control. Further notable works include the "Snappy Wheelchair" (15 citations) and a smartphone-controlled remote sensing robot (12 citations), all emphasizing affordability and practicality. With a cumulative impact of over 150 citations, Akhund’s research consistently demonstrates how accessible robotics can empower individuals with disabilities and enhance public health responses, making him a leading voice in humanitarian technology.