Tanveer Ahsan

International Islamic University Chittagong

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Tanveer Ahsan’s research lies at the intersection of robotics, intelligent control systems, and applied mathematics, with a focus on creating practical, real-world solutions. His most cited work, “Multiple motion control system of robotic car based on IoT to produce cloud service” (2017, 18 citations), demonstrates a pioneering approach to integrating Internet of Things (IoT) technology with robotic control. By using a Raspberry Pi as a master controller and an Arduino UNO as a slave, Ahsan developed a cloud-enabled system that allows for sophisticated, multi-directional motion control—a key contribution to the field of remote and automated robotics. This work highlights his ability to bridge hardware and software for scalable, connected systems. Ahsan’s earlier research also showcases his diverse expertise. His 2011 paper on the “Golden Ratio, the Phi, and Its Geometrical Substantiation” (14 citations) explores the mathematical elegance of φ, linking abstract theory to geometric applications. Additionally, his 2007 work on “High performance reliable obstacle detection and height measurement by stereo camera for Intelligent Home Service Robot” (3 citations) introduced a resilient back-propagation algorithm for real-time obstacle tracking, advancing the capabilities of domestic service robots. Through these contributions, Ahsan has established himself as a researcher dedicated to enhancing robotic perception, control, and mathematical foundations, with a lasting impact on IoT-driven automation and intelligent systems.