Shariq Jawed

Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus, Swinburne University of Technology

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Shariq Jawed is a robotics researcher whose work focuses on bio-inspired design and amphibious locomotion, with a particular emphasis on creating robots capable of seamlessly transitioning between terrestrial and aquatic environments. His major contributions center on the development of quadruped amphibious robots that mimic the webbed-foot structure of ducks, enabling them to walk on diverse terrains and swim through water. This innovative approach addresses the significant challenges posed by complex and unexpected environments during robotic exploration. His most cited paper, "Design and Implementation of a Quadruped Amphibious Robot Using Duck Feet" (2019), has garnered 23 citations, highlighting its impact on the field. Additionally, his experimental study on the same bio-inspired design (2018) has received 8 citations, further demonstrating the relevance of his work. By tackling the dual challenges of land and water navigation, Jawed’s research contributes to the broader goal of creating versatile robots for exploration in unmapped or hazardous areas. His work stands out for its creative application of biological principles to solve real-world engineering problems.