Rosidah Sam
Papers
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Total Citations
118
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About
Rosidah Sam is a robotics and automation researcher whose work spans industrial robotics, robotic grippers, unmanned aerial vehicles, and IoT-integrated systems. With a career rooted in practical engineering solutions, she has made significant contributions to the design and simulation of robotic systems, most notably in the domain of food handling automation. Her pioneering research on flexible and multi-functional robotic grippers addresses one of the food industry's most persistent challenges — the hygienic, damage-free handling of delicate, non-rigid food products — with multiple papers on the subject accumulating citations that underscore their relevance to industrial automation. Sam's most cited work, a 2012 paper on pick-and-place robotics simulation using SolidWorks SoftMotion (41 citations), demonstrates her expertise in CAD-based robot design and virtual prototyping. She has also explored autonomous agricultural vehicles through SLAM-based tree-tracking techniques for UAVs, and more recently ventured into IoT-enabled firefighting robotics. Her anthropomorphic hand design further reflects her broad interest in human-inspired robotic systems. Collectively, her body of work — spanning over a decade of research — offers valuable insights for students and engineers working at the intersection of mechanical design, automation, and intelligent robotic systems.
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Top Papers
- 1Simulation of pick and place robotics system using Solidworks Softmotion41 citations · 2012
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- 8Firefighting Robot Based On IoT and Ban Levels Technique7 citations · 2022
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