Md. Niaz Mostakim

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Md. Niaz Mostakim is a robotics researcher whose work centers on creating intelligent, interactive mobile robots for real-world applications. His primary research areas include human-robot interaction, autonomous navigation, and sensor-based environmental monitoring. Mostakim’s most cited paper, “Smartphone Controlled Spy Robot with Video Transmission and Object Collector” (2017, 14 citations), demonstrates his early focus on accessible, Android-controlled robotic systems capable of remote video streaming and physical object manipulation. Building on this, his work “I-Ranger: A voice controlled environment inspection roverbot with live video streaming and mechanical gripper” (2017) advances human-robot interaction by integrating voice command functionality with environmental sensing—detecting temperature, humidity, gas, and smoke—while navigating rugged terrain. Though his citation counts are modest, these projects showcase a practical, user-centered approach to robotics, emphasizing affordability and ease of control via smartphones. Mostakim’s contributions lie in bridging the gap between complex robotic capabilities and everyday usability, making inspection and surveillance robots more accessible for educational and light industrial applications. His work reflects a commitment to developing tools that empower users to remotely explore and interact with hazardous or inaccessible environments.