Patricia Justin Rustam
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Patricia Justin Rustam is a rising researcher at the intersection of robotics and sports engineering, with a primary focus on biomimetic motion and trajectory optimization. Her most cited work, "Basketball Arm Shooting Robot Design by Implementing Parabolic Motion" (2023), introduces a novel robotic system that replicates the parabolic trajectory of a basketball shot, bridging the gap between theoretical physics and practical robotic actuation. This contribution is significant for advancing humanoid robotics in dynamic, real-world environments, particularly in sports automation and assistive technologies. With 2 citations to date, her work is gaining traction among engineers exploring precise motion control and kinematic modeling. Rustam’s research addresses a key challenge in robotics—achieving fluid, human-like movements—by leveraging parabolic motion principles to enhance accuracy and realism. Her innovative approach not only advances sports robotics but also offers insights for applications in rehabilitation and industrial automation. As a developing scholar, Rustam’s work signals a promising trajectory in the field of robotic motion planning and biomechanics.
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- 1Basketball Arm Shooting Robot Design by Implementing Parabolic Motion2 citations · 2023