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Riaz Uddin is a robotics researcher focused on developing intelligent robotic systems for healthcare and assistive applications. His work addresses critical challenges in human-robot interaction, particularly in contagious disease management and contactless medical procedures. Uddin’s most notable contribution is "RoboDoc," a smart robot designed to monitor essential vitals of COVID-19 patients, reducing infection risks for healthcare workers—a timely innovation that has garnered 6 citations since 2023. He also pioneered a tele-operated robotic manipulator for contactless heartbeat measurement, demonstrating how robotics can safely perform routine clinical tasks during pandemics. His broader research includes assistive mobile robots for industrial and academic settings, with a focus on adapting these technologies for developing societies. Uddin’s technical expertise extends to motor parametric calculations for robot locomotion, ensuring optimal payload and mobility in robotic designs. With a growing citation record and a clear trajectory toward practical, life-saving applications, Uddin is establishing himself as a researcher who bridges robotics engineering with urgent public health needs, making his work particularly relevant for students and professionals interested in socially impactful automation.