Saleh Ahmad Khan

American International University-Bangladesh

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Saleh Ahmad Khan is a researcher in robotics and automation, with a focus on intelligent systems for object manipulation and sorting. His most-cited work, "Color Sorting Robotic Arm" (2019, 13 citations), introduces a robotic arm capable of detecting an object's precise position and color, then autonomously picking and placing it in a designated location. This system mimics human arm movement through predefined angular rotations, offering a practical solution for industrial sorting tasks. Khan's contribution lies in integrating computer vision with mechanical control to create a cost-effective, accurate automation tool. His work has been cited in studies on robotic sorting, sensor integration, and educational robotics, reflecting its relevance to both applied engineering and curriculum development. By bridging hardware design with real-time detection, Khan demonstrates a commitment to advancing accessible automation technologies.