Abdulrahman Renawi
United Arab Emirates University, American University of Sharjah
Papers
5
Total Citations
146
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About
Abdulrahman Renawi is a researcher at the intersection of robotics, rehabilitation, and human-robot interaction, with a focus on assistive technologies and personalized interventions. His work spans two critical domains: motor recovery for individuals with neuromuscular disorders and social robotics for children with autism. In his highly cited 2021 systematic review (71 citations), Renawi evaluated robotic assistive and rehabilitation devices for upper limb motor recovery, addressing impairments from stroke and spinal cord injury that affect daily living and quality of life. He also pioneered automated methodologies for attention assessment in robot interventions for autistic children, with his 2020 paper (52 citations) introducing a personalized approach to improve learning outcomes. His 2019 work on a low-cost autonomous attention assessment system further demonstrates his commitment to accessible, scalable solutions. Renawi’s technical expertise includes ROS-based robot modeling and control, validated through trajectory tracking on the Kobuki robot (2017), and his master’s thesis on mobile robot navigation and localization. With over 140 total citations, his contributions are shaping the future of adaptive robotic systems that enhance human capabilities and well-being.
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- 5Enhancement of Mobile Robot Navigation and Localization2 citations · 2018