Dr. Jamaludin bin Jalani is an Associate Professor at the Department of Electronic, Faculty of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (FKEE), Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia, with a distinguished profile that combines academic excellence, industrial experience, leadership, and active research engagement. Previously, he served as an Engineer in Sharp Manufacturing Malaysia, where he gained valuable exposure to manufacturing operations, quality assurance, troubleshooting, maintenance, and continuous improvement practices within a multinational electronics environment. This industrial background provided him with strong practical engineering insight and became an important foundation for his academic and professional career.
He holds a PhD in Humanoid Robot Engineering from the University of Bristol, a Master of Science in Mechatronics Engineering from the International Islamic University Malaysia, a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical and Electronics Systems Engineering from Leeds Metropolitan University, and a Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. His academic expertise includes robotics, mechatronics, automation systems, intelligent control, human-robot interaction, and engineering technology education.
Dr. Jamaludin is highly active in research and innovation, particularly in areas that offer practical industrial and societal impact. He has successfully led and participated in numerous funded research projects involving robotic hands, prosthetic systems, rehabilitation exoskeleton devices, IoT-based monitoring technologies, automation systems, and smart manufacturing solutions. His recent flagship projects focus on exoskeleton hand systems with compliance control for paralyzed finger rehabilitation, AI-driven upper limb rehabilitation, and adaptive robotic hand technologies for safe and intelligent grasping. These projects demonstrate his commitment to translating advanced engineering concepts into real-world applications that benefit healthcare, manufacturing, and assistive technology sectors.
In addition to research excellence, he has held important management roles within the faculty, including serving as Head of Department for academic programmes as well as student affairs and alumni development. His leadership contributions include curriculum enhancement, quality assurance, staff coordination, student development, and strategic planning. With strong industrial grounding, proven management experience, and impactful research achievements, Dr. Jamaludin continues to make significant contributions to higher education, innovation, and the development of future engineering professionals.