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Amir Baktash is a researcher specializing in the design and optimization of hybrid stepper motors, with a focus on enhancing torque density and structural efficiency. His work addresses key limitations in conventional stepper motors, which are critical components in robotics, CNC machines, and precision automation. Baktash’s major contributions include the development of a novel hybrid stepper motor featuring a cup-shaped rotor with two rows of teeth and a two-part stator, a design that significantly improves torque output without increasing motor size. His most-cited paper, "Design and fabrication of a new hybrid stepper motor with significant improvements in torque density" (2021, 22 citations), demonstrates practical fabrication and performance gains. Follow-up studies, such as "Hybrid stepper motor with two rows of teeth on a cup-shaped rotor" (2021, 15 citations) and "An Improved Structure for Hybrid Stepper Motors" (2022, 6 citations), further refine these concepts. With a cumulative citation count of 43, Baktash’s work is gaining recognition for its potential to advance actuator technology in high-precision applications. His innovative rotor-stator configurations offer a promising pathway for more efficient and compact motion control systems.