Abdul Talib Din

Technical University of Malaysia Malacca

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Abdul Talib Din is a robotics researcher whose work centers on the mechanical design and locomotion systems of mobile robots, with a particular focus on all-terrain platforms. His most-cited paper, "Mechanical Design and Analysis of All-terrain Mobile Robot" (2012), introduces the conceptual analysis of the AMoBo—an all-terrain mobile robot featuring six independent motorized wheels. This design incorporates steering wheels at the front and rear, with two wheels mounted on a bogie on each side, enabling robust mobility across uneven surfaces. While his citation count is modest at 2, this foundational work contributes to the practical engineering of robots for challenging environments, emphasizing mechanical simplicity and terrain adaptability. Din’s research is valuable for students and engineers exploring cost-effective, wheeled robotic platforms for outdoor or rough-terrain applications, offering a clear example of how mechanical analysis informs real-world robot design.