Amna Khan
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Amna Khan is a robotics and mechanical engineering researcher whose work focuses on the design, analysis, and practical implementation of robotic systems for industrial applications. Her most notable contribution, "Static Force, Torque and Structural Analysis of 5R Robotic Arm — Simulation and Practical Implementation" (2018), demonstrates her commitment to bridging theoretical modeling with real-world engineering challenges. In this work, Khan investigates the critical interplay between material selection, structural integrity, and kinematic performance in robotic arms deployed across automated assembly line environments — a highly relevant concern as industries increasingly adopt robotics to enhance production efficiency and consistency. Her research methodology combines rigorous simulation techniques with hands-on practical implementation, reflecting a comprehensive approach to validating engineering solutions. While her citation record is in its early stages, with her primary publication accumulating 3 citations, her work addresses foundational questions in industrial robotics that carry significant practical implications for manufacturing sectors worldwide. For students and emerging researchers exploring robotic arm design, force-torque analysis, and materials engineering in automation contexts, Khan's research offers a grounded and methodologically solid reference point in an evolving and increasingly vital field.
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