Mohammad Javad Yazdanpanah

University of Tehran

Papers

17

Total Citations

248

H-Index

8

About

Mohammad Javad Yazdanpanah is an accomplished control systems and robotics researcher whose work spans nonholonomic systems control, sliding mode theory, legged locomotion, and autonomous robotic vehicles. He is perhaps best recognized for his pioneering contributions to finite-time control methodologies, particularly his 2011 development of a recursive singularity-free Fast Terminal Sliding Mode (FTSM) strategy for nonholonomic systems — a landmark contribution that elegantly resolved the long-standing singularity problem near the origin inherent in conventional terminal sliding mode approaches, earning 63 citations. His early work on dynamic tracking control of mobile robots using model reference adaptation (2003) further established his reputation in robust motion control under parametric uncertainty. Yazdanpanah's research portfolio demonstrates impressive breadth: from underwater robotic vehicle navigation and bilateral teleoperation under time delays, to UAV trajectory optimization using network flow algorithms. Notably, his investigations into parallel compliance design for legged locomotion — contributing two highly cited studies (2019–2020) — reflect a forward-thinking approach to biologically inspired robotics, improving robustness and energy efficiency in bipedal systems. Collectively, his contributions, spanning over two decades and accumulating hundreds of citations, make him a significant figure in intelligent control and autonomous robotics research.

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H-Index
17
Papers
248
Total Citations
15
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🏆 Most Cited Paper
A finite-time tracker for nonholonomic systems using recursive singularity-free FTSM
63 citations · 2011
📈 Most Prolific Year: 2011 (2 Papers)
🤝 Key Collaborators: 27
🏛 Institutions: University of Tehran

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