Arisha Azam

NED University of Engineering and Technology

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Arisha Azam is a researcher advancing the field of assistive robotics, with a focus on developing mobile robotic systems that bridge the gap between industrial automation and academic research. Her most-cited work, "Assistive mobile robot for industrial and academic applications" (2020), addresses the critical need for accessible robotic solutions in developing societies, where resource constraints often limit technological adoption. This paper, garnering 3 citations, proposes a versatile platform designed to assist humans in routine tasks—from educational demonstrations to commercial operations—thereby democratizing access to robotic assistance. Azam's contributions lie in creating cost-effective, adaptable robotic units that can be deployed in diverse settings, promoting both learning and productivity. Her research underscores the potential of assistive robotics to transform everyday environments, particularly in regions where such technology is still emerging. By focusing on practical, real-world applications, Azam is helping to shape a future where robots are not just tools for the privileged but accessible aids for all, making her work a valuable resource for students and researchers interested in inclusive, applied robotics.