Md. Atiqul Islam

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Md. Atiqul Islam is a researcher dedicated to accessible robotics for aging populations, particularly in developing-world contexts. His work centers on low-cost assistive technologies that help older adults maintain independence and dignity. His most cited paper, "SHEBA: A Low-Cost Assistive Robot for Older Adults in the Developing World" (2019, 6 citations), introduces a robot designed to support everyday tasks for seniors facing age-related physical and cognitive decline. A second notable work, "A Low-cost Healthcare Bot for Elderly People" (2019, 3 citations), addresses the loneliness and physical limitations of elderly individuals by proposing an affordable robotic companion that promotes quality of life. Islam’s research is distinguished by its focus on affordability and cultural relevance, aiming to bridge the gap between advanced robotics and resource-limited settings. While his citation counts are modest, his contributions are significant for their practical orientation and humanitarian impact, offering a blueprint for scalable, low-cost solutions that empower older adults to age in place with greater autonomy. His work underscores a commitment to inclusive technology that serves marginalized communities.