Fahisal Abdullah
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Fahisal Abdullah is a researcher focused on renewable energy systems and robotics, with a particular emphasis on solar energy optimization and mechanical design. His major contribution lies in investigating the feasibility of integrating robotic mechanisms into solar tracking systems to enhance energy capture efficiency. In his notable work, "The feasibility study of applying solar tracking in power plant Kuala Perlis, Malaysia," Abdullah explores the use of a 2 RPS-1S parallel robotic structure for solar tracking, combining inverse kinematics formulated via the Denavit–Hartenberg method to model the structural mechanisms. This study provides a dual-impact analysis: assessing the practical implementation of robotic solar tracking in a real-world power plant setting and advancing the mechanical modeling of such systems. Although his citation count is modest, with this paper garnering 3 citations, Abdullah’s work contributes to the intersection of robotics and sustainable energy, offering foundational insights for future research in automated solar tracking. His research is particularly relevant for students and engineers interested in mechatronics, renewable energy integration, and the application of parallel robotics to environmental technologies.
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