Yurdan Hasan

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Yurdan Hasan’s research focuses on environmental monitoring and smart waste management technologies, with a particular emphasis on integrating robotics to address urban air quality challenges. His most-cited work, “MONITORING KUALITAS UDARA MENGGUNAKAN ROBOT SAMPAH” (2020), proposes an innovative approach to detecting harmful gas compounds—such as those from vehicle emissions and industrial processes—by deploying sensor-equipped waste-collection robots. This contribution highlights the potential of repurposing existing urban infrastructure for real-time environmental surveillance, offering a cost-effective solution to a persistent public health problem. Although his citation count is currently modest at 3, the conceptual novelty of his work positions it as a foundational step toward scalable, automated air quality monitoring systems. Hasan’s research bridges mechanical engineering, environmental science, and IoT, demonstrating how interdisciplinary thinking can transform everyday objects into tools for sustainability. His work is particularly relevant for students and researchers interested in low-cost sensing, smart city applications, and the intersection of robotics with environmental policy.