Mahmoud Okasha

Agricultural Genetic Engineering Research Institute

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Mahmoud Okasha is an innovative researcher working at the intersection of agricultural engineering, robotics, and sustainable technology. His work focuses primarily on greenhouse automation and solar-powered robotic systems designed to address practical challenges in modern agriculture. Okasha has made notable contributions to the development of intelligent cleaning solutions for greenhouse infrastructure, recognizing that dust accumulation on rooftops poses a significant threat to light transmission and overall crop productivity — a problem with direct implications for food security and climate resilience. His most cited work, "Design and Experimentation of a Solar-Powered Robot for Cleaning the Greenhouse Roofs" (2024, 13 citations), demonstrates his hands-on, experimental approach to engineering, combining renewable energy with precision robotics to deliver sustainable agricultural solutions. Complementing this, his comprehensive review on robotic roof cleaning methods (2024, 5 citations) positions him as both a practitioner and a critical synthesizer of emerging technologies in greenhouse management. Though early in his citation trajectory, Okasha's research addresses genuinely pressing challenges in controlled-environment agriculture, making his work increasingly relevant to researchers and engineers seeking to advance sustainable food production systems globally.