Nur Putri Najwa Mahmud
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Dr. Nur Putri Najwa Mahmud is a leading researcher at the intersection of autonomous systems, sustainable development, and industrial innovation. Her work critically examines how Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) technologies—particularly autonomous robots—can be strategically deployed to address global challenges. In her most cited work (19 citations), Mahmud provides a pioneering framework for leveraging robotics to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 9 (Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure) while mitigating the disruptive effects of the COVID-19 outbreak. This research demonstrates how autonomous systems can maintain industrial continuity, reduce human exposure risk, and build resilient infrastructure during pandemics. Mahmud’s contributions are notable for bridging the gap between cutting-edge automation and real-world crisis management, offering actionable pathways for integrating robotics into public health and industrial policy. Her work has been instrumental in shaping discussions on how emerging economies can harness 4IR technologies for sustainable growth. By connecting technical innovation with the UN’s SDG framework, Mahmud provides a compelling vision for a future where autonomous systems serve both economic productivity and societal well-being—a perspective that continues to influence researchers and policymakers alike.
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