Razali Samin

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Razali Samin is a dedicated researcher in engineering education and robotics, with a focus on bridging theoretical knowledge and practical application. His work centers on developing accessible tools for teaching complex subjects like control systems, automation, and micro-electronics, particularly within the context of manufacturing industry demands. His most cited paper, "Development of an Educational Robotic Training Kit" (2013), with 4 citations, exemplifies his commitment to hands-on learning—a kit designed to help engineering students grasp the interdisciplinary principles of mathematics, physics, dynamics, and kinematics through robotics. This contribution underscores his role in making robotics education more tangible, addressing the challenge of translating abstract formulas into real-world skills. While his citation count is modest, Samin’s impact lies in the pedagogical value of his work, offering a foundation for future curriculum innovations. His research reflects a practical approach to engineering training, aiming to equip students with the competencies needed for careers in automation and control.