Ahmad Pahrurrozi
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Ahmad Pahrurrozi is a researcher focused on the intersection of electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure and human-machine interaction, with a particular emphasis on the physical dynamics of charging systems. His most notable contribution, the 2024 study "Characterization of plugging and unplugging process for electric vehicle charging connectors based on Force/Torque measurements," provides critical insights into the ergonomic and mechanical challenges of EV connector design. By systematically analyzing the forces and torques involved in charging operations, Pahrurrozi’s work directly informs improvements in connector durability, user safety, and automated charging systems—a vital area as EV adoption accelerates. While his citation count (6) reflects the recency of this publication, the study’s relevance to real-world EV infrastructure challenges positions it as a foundational reference for engineers and designers. Pahrurrozi’s research bridges mechanical engineering and user-centered design, offering practical data to optimize the charging experience. His work is particularly valuable for students and researchers exploring the tactile and operational aspects of EV technology, highlighting how nuanced measurements can drive innovation in sustainable transportation systems.
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