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Nutpulla Jamalov is a robotics researcher whose work centers on the design, synthesis, and optimization of mobile robotic systems, with particular emphasis on walking robots and medical service robots. Based at the Institute of Mechanics and Machine Science, Jamalov has made significant contributions to legged robot locomotion, pioneering the use of straight-line generating mechanisms — including a novel lambda-type six-link mechanism — as energy-efficient and control-friendly alternatives to traditional bio-inspired leg designs. His optimization work applies isotropy criteria to enhance the kinematic performance of walking robot turning mechanisms, while his agricultural robotics research addresses soil preservation through intelligent structural synthesis of legged platforms. Jamalov has also directed substantial efforts toward healthcare automation, leading the development of a multifunctional disinfection robot and a broader complex of hospital service robots — including transport and patient-monitoring assistants — that demonstrate practical, real-world deployment of robotic systems. His most cited work, the multifunctional disinfection robot (2022, 9 citations), reflects growing global demand for automated sanitation solutions. With a steadily growing citation record across publications from 2019 to 2023, Jamalov represents an emerging voice in applied robotics, bridging mechanical theory with purposeful engineering innovation.