Mohammad Wasiul Haq
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About
Mohammad Wasiul Haq is a robotics researcher whose work bridges human-robot interaction, environmental sensing, and autonomous systems. His most-cited paper, "I-Ranger: A voice controlled environment inspection roverbot with live video streaming and mechanical gripper" (2017), introduces an Android-controlled robot capable of navigating rough terrain, detecting temperature, humidity, gas, and smoke, while streaming live video and performing object manipulation via a mechanical gripper. This integrated design showcases his focus on practical, voice-activated inspection robots for hazardous environments. With 2 citations, the work highlights his early contributions to accessible, multi-functional robotics. Haq’s research emphasizes real-world applications, combining intuitive control interfaces with robust sensing and manipulation capabilities. His achievements include developing systems that enhance safety in disaster response and industrial inspection. For students and researchers, Haq’s work demonstrates how merging voice control, environmental monitoring, and robotic manipulation can create versatile tools for challenging settings, inspiring further innovation in human-robot collaboration and field robotics.
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