Mohammed A. Alsheikh

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Mohammed A. Alsheikh is a researcher advancing the intersection of robotics and sustainable engineering, with a primary focus on autonomous systems for electronic waste (e-waste) recycling. His most cited work, "Autonomous Non-Destructive Assembly/Disassembly of Electronic Components using A Robotic Arm" (2021), addresses a critical environmental challenge: recovering valuable raw materials from discarded electronics without damaging reusable components. By developing robotic techniques for non-destructive disassembly, Alsheikh bridges the gap between current automation capabilities and the pressing need for efficient, scalable e-waste processing. His research contributes to reducing landfill waste and promoting circular economy principles in manufacturing. With 5 citations on this key paper, his work is gaining recognition among peers in robotics and environmental engineering. Alsheikh’s contributions are particularly notable for their practical implications—offering a pathway to automate the recovery of precious metals and components from obsolete devices, thereby reducing reliance on mining and mitigating pollution. His research stands at the forefront of sustainable robotics, inspiring further innovation in autonomous waste management systems.