Anwar Abdul Rahman
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1
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10
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About
Anwar Abdul Rahman is a researcher specializing in robotics and radiation detection, with a focused interest in developing autonomous systems for hazardous environment monitoring. His most cited work, "Mobile robot for radiation mapping in indoor environment" (2020, 10 citations), introduces a novel approach to radiation mapping—the process of measuring radiation intensity across distributed sampling points in a predefined region. This contribution is critical for radiological emergencies, enabling the precise location of contamination hotspots and enhancing routine safety inspections in radiation facilities. By integrating mobile robotics with radiological sensing, Rahman's research addresses a pressing need for remote, efficient, and safe data collection in environments where human exposure must be minimized. His work demonstrates practical impact in nuclear safety, emergency response, and environmental monitoring. With a growing citation record, Rahman is establishing himself as a key figure in the intersection of field robotics and radiological science, offering innovative solutions that improve both operational safety and data accuracy in high-risk settings.
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- 1Mobile robot for radiation mapping in indoor environment10 citations · 2020