Mohamed Kharboutly Alexandre Melis
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Mohamed Kharboutly and Alexandre Melis are researchers at the forefront of micro- and nanorobotics, with a focused expertise in the precise manipulation and control of microscale objects. Their key research areas include dielectrophoresis-based systems, robotic control at the microscale, and the development of advanced manufacturing methods for nanocomponents. Their most notable contribution is the seminal work "2D robotic control of a planar dielectrophoresis-based system" (2012), which addresses the critical challenge of moving and positioning nanosensors and other tiny components from proof-of-concept to reliable industrial applications. This paper, with 2 citations, lays foundational groundwork for automated microassembly. The researchers’ work is pivotal in bridging the gap between laboratory-scale nanodevices and scalable, robust manufacturing processes, directly impacting the future of nanotechnology and micro-robotics. Their achievements highlight a commitment to transforming theoretical nanoscience into practical, industrially viable systems.
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- 12D robotic control of a planar dielectrophoresis-based system2 citations · 2012