Bamidele Adebisi

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Dr. Bamidele Adebisi is a leading researcher at the intersection of the Internet of Things (IoT), networked robotics, and public health engineering. His work focuses on developing intelligent, connected systems to combat infectious disease outbreaks, with a particular emphasis on modeling and mitigating the spread of pathogens like COVID-19. Dr. Adebisi’s major contributions include pioneering the concept of using IoT-networked robots as a frontline defense in closed populations, as detailed in his highly cited 2024 paper (8 citations), which proposes a framework for combining robotic intervention with physiological monitoring to identify and control disease variants. He further advanced this field with the HAC-19 co-infection model (2025), demonstrating how robots at the edges of smart healthcare infrastructure can predict pandemics and perform autonomous screening and care. Beyond epidemiology, Dr. Adebisi has made notable strides in industrial robotics, addressing the critical challenge of simultaneous wireless power and data transmission for mobile robots (2018, 6 citations). His work bridges the gap between theoretical wireless power transfer and practical, high-efficiency industrial applications. With a growing citation footprint and a forward-looking vision, Dr. Adebisi is shaping the future of resilient, tech-driven healthcare and industrial automation.