Akhmad Roziqin
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Akhmad Roziqin is a researcher whose work bridges the ancient and the modern, applying classical Islamic astronomical methods to cutting-edge robotics. His primary research areas include computational geometry, autonomous navigation, and the integration of historical mathematical techniques into modern engineering systems. Roziqin’s most notable contribution is the development of an autonomous Qibla finder mobile robot, which uniquely integrates the third method of the 10th-century mathematician Abu al-Wafa al-Buzjani with contemporary technologies like Arduino, GPS, and digital compasses. This work, published in 2023 and garnering 2 citations, demonstrates how centuries-old geometric principles can be repurposed for precise, real-world orientation tasks. By reviving and implementing Abu al-Wafa’s approach from *Kitab al-Majisti*, Roziqin not only honors a legacy of Islamic scientific achievement but also provides a practical solution for automated directional finding. His research stands at the intersection of history, mathematics, and robotics, offering a compelling example of how heritage can inform innovation. For students and researchers, Roziqin’s work is a testament to the enduring value of classical knowledge in solving contemporary engineering challenges.
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