Sazid Alam
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6
Total Citations
36
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About
Sazid Alam is a robotics researcher focused on developing cost-effective, purpose-built service and rescue robots. His work centers on autonomous navigation, teleoperation, and robotic arm integration for real-world applications, particularly in developing countries. Alam’s most cited paper, “A Cost-Efficient Multipurpose Service Robot using Raspberry Pi and 6 DOF Robotic Arm” (12 citations), demonstrates his commitment to accessible robotics by creating a remotely controlled platform for tasks like bomb disposal. He further advanced rescue robotics with “Sigma-3: Integration and Analysis of a 6 DOF Robotic Arm Configuration in a Rescue Robot” (8 citations), a system designed for hazardous environment assessment. His “Alpha-N” series of automated delivery robots (totaling 13 citations) showcases iterative improvement in obstacle detection and path planning. Alam’s “3-Survivor” platform (3 citations) extends his work into rough-terrain negotiation for search and surveillance. With over 36 total citations, Alam’s contributions are notable for their practical, low-cost approach to solving critical safety and service challenges, making robotics more accessible in resource-constrained settings.
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