Mukhriddin Arabboev

Tashkent University of Information Technology

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Mukhriddin Arabboev is an emerging robotics researcher whose work sits at the intersection of autonomous systems, human safety, and real-world disaster response. His research focuses primarily on two critical domains: sanitation robotics and search-and-rescue robotic systems, areas that carry profound humanitarian significance. Arabboev's most impactful contribution, "Design of a Model For Disinfection Robot System" (2020), has garnered 19 citations and addresses the urgent need for automated hygiene solutions, work that proved particularly timely amid growing global awareness of infectious disease prevention. This paper demonstrates his commitment to applying robotic technology to pressing public health challenges. His search-and-rescue research further highlights his versatility. His work on analog sensing and Leap Motion-integrated controllers (9 citations) explores innovative human-machine interfaces, while his development of multi-camera search-and-rescue prototypes (6 citations) advances rapid disaster-response capabilities, potentially saving lives in post-disaster environments. Collectively, Arabboev's publications reflect a researcher dedicated to designing robotic systems that directly serve human welfare — whether combating pathogens or locating disaster victims. With a growing citation record still early in his career, he represents a promising voice in applied robotics research with clear real-world impact.