Shazray Khan

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Shazray Khan is an emerging researcher in robotics and automation, with a focus on developing practical, low-cost solutions for public health and safety. Her most-cited work, the 2021 paper “Android-based UV-C Disinfecting Mobile Unit,” introduces a simple, cost-effective mobile robot designed for surface disinfection using ultraviolet C radiation. This research addresses the growing need for automated sanitation in the wake of global health challenges, demonstrating how service robots can be deployed in everyday environments to reduce contamination risks. By integrating Android-based control systems with UV-C technology, Khan’s work offers an accessible approach to robotic disinfection, making it feasible for widespread use in hospitals, schools, and public spaces. While still early in her career, with her flagship paper accumulating over two citations, her contribution highlights the potential of combining mobile robotics with affordable automation to solve real-world problems. Khan’s research sits at the intersection of robotics, automation, and public health, paving the way for future innovations in service robotics that prioritize both effectiveness and accessibility.