Muhammad Aliff Rosly

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Muhammad Aliff Rosly is a researcher at the intersection of robotics, biomedical engineering, and assistive technology, with a primary focus on telerehabilitation and biomimetic systems. His work addresses critical challenges in both human-robot interaction and underwater robotics. Rosly’s most notable contributions include the development of a data linking framework for humanoid robots within the Internet of Robotics Things (IoRT) ecosystem, specifically designed for autism telerehabilitation systems—a project that has garnered 4 citations. He also pioneered a speed control mechanism for Ionic Polymer Metal Composite (IPMC)-based biomimetic flapping thrusters, inspired by the need for compact, real-time underwater verification in search-and-rescue and oceanographic missions (4 citations). Additionally, his research on the Zorabots interface (3 citations) explores NAO robot-mediated therapy for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), enabling remote physical interaction between therapists and patients. Rosly’s work is distinguished by its dual focus: advancing practical solutions for clinical therapy while pushing the boundaries of soft robotics for underwater exploration. His contributions are particularly impactful for researchers in telerehabilitation, humanoid robotics, and biomimetic propulsion systems.