Saliyah Kahar

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Saliyah Kahar’s research lies at the intersection of robotics and mobile communication technologies, where she has pioneered methods for wirelessly controlling mobile robots using consumer mobile devices. Her work addresses a critical challenge in robotics: enabling reliable, real-time data transfer between a human operator and a robot without the need for specialized hardware. In her most-cited paper, “Data transferring technique for mobile robot controller via mobile technology” (2011, 6 citations), Kahar demonstrated how 3G networks could be leveraged for robot navigation and control, opening up new possibilities for remote operation in factories, manufacturing, and security sectors. She further expanded this concept in “Utilization of mobile technology for mobile robot controller” (4 citations) and “Comparative study of data transfer for mobile robot controller via mobile technology” (2 citations), systematically evaluating different mobile platforms and data transfer protocols. Though her citation counts are modest, Kahar’s contributions are notable for their practical, applied nature—she was among the first to explore how ubiquitous mobile technologies could democratize robot control, making it accessible beyond specialized labs. Her work remains a foundation for researchers investigating low-cost, mobile-based robotic systems.