Nuratiqa Natrah Mansor
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Nuratiqa Natrah Mansor is a researcher specializing in robotics and control systems, with a particular focus on teleoperation and human-robot interaction technologies. Her work centers on bilateral master-slave robotic arm manipulator systems — sophisticated technologies designed to extend human reach into remote or hazardous environments where direct human presence is impossible or dangerous. Her most notable contribution, "A Study of Accuracy and Time Delay for Bilateral Master-Slave Industrial Robotic Arm Manipulator System" (2018), investigates the critical technical challenges of precision and latency in teleoperated systems — factors that are paramount in high-stakes applications such as tele-surgery and autonomous tele-operation. By addressing these fundamental engineering constraints, Mansor's research directly contributes to making remote robotic systems more reliable and practically deployable across industrial and medical domains. Though still building her citation profile, with her 2018 work accumulating 3 citations, Mansor represents an emerging voice in the robotics research community. Her investigations into system accuracy and communication delay are particularly relevant as industries increasingly adopt remote automation solutions. Students interested in control systems, human-robot interaction, or medical robotics would find her foundational work a valuable entry point into understanding the engineering challenges of real-world teleoperation systems.
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