Khosrow Rad

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Khosrow Rad is a robotics and embedded systems researcher whose work bridges the gap between autonomous navigation and practical sensor reliability. His primary research areas include mobile robotics, human-robot interaction through virtual reality, and mixed-signal embedded system design. Rad’s most notable contribution is the development of a virtual reality head-tracking observation system for mobile robots, which enables intuitive, immersive remote control of robotic platforms. This work, published in 2014, has garnered 3 citations and was conducted in collaboration with the Structures, Pointing, and Control Engineering (SPACE) University Research Center at California State University, Los Angeles (CSULA). In the same year, he contributed to the design of a cooperative semi-autonomous robotic network for search and rescue operations, demonstrating his commitment to life-saving applications. Rad also made a significant technical contribution in 2017 with an experimental analysis of return path current effects on analog sensor readings in mixed-signal embedded applications. This work provides critical insights into how ground configurations corrupt analog-to-digital converter (ADC) readings, offering practical solutions to prevent system instabilities. Though his citation counts are modest, Rad’s research addresses foundational challenges in robotics and embedded systems, making his work valuable for engineers building reliable, real-world robotic systems.