Omar Mahomed

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Total Citations

127

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About

Omar Mahomed is a leading researcher at the intersection of robotics and sustainable manufacturing, whose work is redefining how we approach end-of-life product processing. His primary research areas include human-robot collaboration, automated disassembly, and circular economy engineering. Mahomed’s most significant contribution is his pioneering experimental work on human-robot collaborative disassembly cells, which demonstrates how robots and humans can safely and efficiently work side-by-side to dismantle complex products for reuse and recycling. His highly cited 2021 paper on this topic (127 citations) has become a foundational reference in the field, influencing both academic research and industrial pilot projects. Beyond this landmark study, Mahomed is recognized for advancing safety protocols and adaptive control strategies that make collaborative disassembly practical for real-world applications. His work directly addresses the critical challenge of scaling up remanufacturing operations, and his findings are shaping the next generation of flexible, human-centric automation systems. For students and researchers interested in sustainable robotics, Mahomed’s research offers a compelling vision of how intelligent machines can partner with people to build a more resource-efficient future.