Muftooh Ur Rehman Siddiqi
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Muftooh Ur Rehman Siddiqi is a researcher at the forefront of sustainable manufacturing and industrial automation. His work centers on two critical, interconnected domains: remanufacturing and reverse engineering. Siddiqi’s key contribution lies in demonstrating how advanced digital tools can revitalize legacy industrial equipment, dramatically reducing waste and cost. His most cited work, “Low cost three-dimensional virtual model construction for remanufacturing industry” (2018, 34 citations), establishes a practical framework for creating affordable 3D models of used components. This is pivotal because remanufactured products can save up to 80% in production and energy costs while slashing CO2 emissions—a finding that underscores the profound environmental and economic impact of his research. More recently, Siddiqi has applied these principles to robotics. In “Reverse Engineering of a 6 DOF Industrial Robotic Arm for Advanced Manufacturing Processes” (2024), he details the complete design and prototyping of a six-degree-of-freedom arm capable of lifting a 10 kg payload. By reverse-engineering a commercial robot, he provides a blueprint for accessible, advanced automation. Siddiqi’s work is not just theoretical; it offers a tangible path toward a more circular, efficient, and technologically inclusive manufacturing industry.
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