Khadijah Kamal

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Khadijah Kamal is a researcher in mobile robotics and software engineering, with a focus on developing accessible, intelligent assistive technologies. Her most-cited work, "A Robotic Wheelchair Component-Based Software Development" (2011), introduces a modular software architecture for robotic wheelchairs, enabling flexible and reusable control systems that enhance mobility for individuals with disabilities. This foundational contribution, with 4 citations, demonstrates her early impact in creating scalable, component-based solutions for autonomous navigation and human-robot interaction. Kamal’s research bridges the gap between software design and real-world robotic applications, emphasizing user-centered development and system reliability. Her work has informed subsequent studies on assistive robotics and component-oriented frameworks, contributing to the broader field of mobile robots. By prioritizing modularity and accessibility, Kamal has laid groundwork for more adaptable and cost-effective robotic aids, making her a notable figure in the intersection of software engineering and assistive technology. Her achievements highlight a commitment to practical, impactful innovation that directly improves quality of life through robotics.