Mohamed Abid
Papers
10
Total Citations
68
H-Index
4
About
Mohamed Abid is a researcher specializing in robotics, embedded systems, and control engineering, with particular expertise in robot manipulator control, simulation methodologies, and motor drive systems. His work sits at the intersection of hardware implementation and advanced control theory, addressing critical challenges in the verification and optimization of robotic systems. Abid's most influential contribution, "Software In the Loop Simulation for Robot Manipulators" (2017, 27 citations), introduced early-stage software verification frameworks that significantly reduce development costs for embedded robotic systems. His broader research portfolio demonstrates a sustained commitment to improving robot control performance through innovative approaches, including backstepping controllers for flexible joint manipulators under uncertainties, sliding mode control strategies, and FPGA-based embedded control implementations. His work on reduced-structure inverters integrated with brushless DC motors highlights a practical drive to improve cost-effectiveness in industrial robotics. Abid has also explored hardware-in-the-loop simulation techniques and co-simulation methodologies, bridging theoretical control design with real-world implementation. Notably, his forward-thinking contributions extend into ubiquitous computing and cloud-based robotics programming, anticipating the convergence of IoT and robotics. With over 65 cumulative citations, his work continues to serve as a valuable reference for researchers and engineers developing reliable, efficient robotic control systems.
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Top Papers
- 1Software In the Loop Simulation for Robot Manipulators27 citations · 2017
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- 3Embedded control of robot arm driven by Brushless DC motor on FPGA7 citations · 2014
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- 8Co-simulation Improvement for Uncertain Flexible Robot Arm3 citations · 2019
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- 10Evolution of robot programming, towards the Ubiquitous Computing era2 citations · 2013