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Lecturer

MOHAMED MOSTAFA ABDELAZIEM KHALIL

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biography

Dr. Mohamed Abdelaziem is the Head of Mechanical Engineering Department, Smart Village Campus since September 2024. He is specialist in micro-robots in which He designed and built some of the smallest insect-scale robots in the world. He also participated as a keynote speaker in many international conferences and workshops, leading research innovations in many tracks related to piezoelectric actuators and autonomous navigation of micro-robots using AI tools. He is also participating as a software and controller specialist in a research project to build the next generation of Japanese agriculture robots using AI recognition systems. He owns many international publication is the field of Micro-robotics and agriculture robots in Q1 journals worldwide. Dr. Mohamed has received his Ph.D. from Toyohashi University of Technology in Japan in 2023. He was graduated as the top ranked student of his class with a GPA of (4.0\4.0). Before that, he has received his bachelor and master degrees in mechanical engineering from Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport, Cairo branch, Egypt in 2012 and 2018, respectively.

Education

2023

Doctorate - Toyohashi University of Technology - Japan

Microrobotics

2018

Master - Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport -

Master degree in Mechanical Engineering, GPA 4/4 Mechanical Engineering

2012

Bachelor - Arab Academy For Science, Technology and Maritime Transport "AASTMT" -

Bachelor degree in Mechanical Engineering, Rate of appreciation" Excellent with Honor" GPA 3.95/4 Mechanical Engineering

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work experience

2024 - 2100

Head of Mechanical Engineering Department

College of Engineering & Technology

2018 - 2023

Teaching Assistant (TA)

College of Engineering & Technology

2012 - 2018

Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA)

College of Engineering & Technology

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Teaching Courses

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ME 595 - Automation of Mechanical Systems

2024 Fall Semester View All Content

ME464 - Hydraulic & Pneumatic Systems

2024 Fall Semester View All Content

ME593 - Electromechanical Systems & Microprocessor Applications

2024 Spring Semester View All Content

ME458 - Mechanical Vibrations

2024 Spring Semester View All Content

ME464 - Hydraulic & Pneumatic Systems

2023 Fall Semester View All Content

ME 276 - Stress Analysis.

2023 Spring Semester View All Content

ME481 - Automotive Technology

2023 Spring Semester View All Content

ME 595 - Automation of Mechanical Systems

2023 Fall Semester View All Content

ME481 - Automotive Technology

2023 Fall Semester View All Content

projects

Design and Implementation of an Autonomous Harvesting Robot

Graduation Project
Start Date : 01 Oct 2024-15 Jul 2025
This project aims to design and implement a flexible multi-degrees-of-freedom robot that is capable of harvesting fruits using image recognition algorithms. The robot consists of a robotic arm mounted on a ground-based carriage and a storage unit. The arm will be equipped with an end effector that cut the tree’s branch that holding the fruit before transporting the fruit to the storage unit. A camera will be also fitted at the end effector to localize the position of the fruits using deep learning algorithms.

Design and Implementation of a Flexible Robot for Plant Pollination Using Deep Learning Algorithms

Graduation Project
Start Date : 01 Oct 2023-15 Jul 2024
This project aims to design and implement a flexible multi-degrees-of-freedom robot that is capable of precisely locating and pollinating flowers using deep learning algorithms. The robot consists of a robotic arm that can approach the location of flowers mounted on a ground-based carriage. A camera will be fitted at the end effector to localize the position of the flowers using deep learning algorithms. The pollination technique will be then performed by mimicking the effect of wind blowing throughout a tube located at the end of the robotic arm.

Design and Implementation of a 3DoF robotic arm for writing and drawing

Graduation Project
Start Date : 01 Oct 2023-15 Jul 2024
Developing automated systems to draw figures is an important and popular topic in the robotics and automation communities. This project aims to design and implement a 3 degree of freedom robotic arm that is capable of writing and drawing different patterns. The robot consists of a scanner that can identify the pattern, data is then transferred to a robotic arm that can precisely draw the pattern. The robot will be equipped with online pen exchange features, as it will be capable of changing the pen attached to the end effector automatically. Such features will give the versatility to users to change the font’s color and thickness.

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