Hoda ElMaraghy

University of Windsor, McMaster University

Papers

18

Total Citations

193

H-Index

9

About

Hoda ElMaraghy is a distinguished robotics and automation researcher whose career has been shaped by a deep commitment to advancing intelligent control systems for robotic manipulators. Her work spans several interconnected domains, including flexible joint robot control, multi-robot coordination, autonomous exploration, and robotic assembly systems. ElMaraghy's most significant contributions lie in the development of sophisticated control frameworks for flexible joint robots. Her pioneering research on feedback linearization and inverse dynamics-based controllers established rigorous methods for achieving precise, simultaneous control of both position and contact force — a critical challenge in constrained robotic tasks. Her 1993 work on dynamic coordination of multiple robot arms further extended these principles to collaborative robotic systems, demonstrating exact feedback linearization for both rigid and flexible configurations. Beyond control theory, ElMaraghy made practical contributions to autonomous robotic systems, notably the Plan-N-Scan collision-free workspace mapping platform, which remains her most-cited work with 33 citations. Her early research on tolerance design for robotic assembly reflects a systems-level perspective that bridges theoretical rigor with manufacturing applications. Collectively, her body of work, accumulating over 150 citations, has meaningfully informed both academic understanding and practical implementation of advanced robotic control and automation systems.

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H-Index
18
Papers
193
Total Citations
11
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🏆 Most Cited Paper
Plan-N-Scan: A Robotic System for Collision-Free Autonomous Exploration and Workspace Mapping
33 citations · 1999
📈 Most Prolific Year: 1999 (4 Papers)
🤝 Key Collaborators: 15
🏛 Institutions: University of Windsor, McMaster University

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