Mohamed Abduljawad

Mohamed Abduljawad is a seasoned robotics engineer and space science researcher known for his interdisciplinary expertise at the intersection of artificial intelligence, robotics, and space technologies. With a Master’s in Space Science and an extensive track record of working with leading innovation centers and research institutions, Mohamed plays a pivotal role in driving technological advancement in the fields of space exploration, autonomous systems, and AI integration.

Mohamed’s work spans both applied engineering and deep research, contributing to the development of cutting-edge robotics systems for scientific exploration and real-world applications. His contributions include work on planetary robotics, space mission design, intelligent systems, and AI-driven automation, helping push the boundaries of what’s possible in both terrestrial and extraterrestrial environments.

Beyond the lab, Mohamed is a highly skilled public speaker, educator, and science communicator. He has delivered numerous specialized training sessions, moderated expert panels, presented at global tech and science conferences, and guest-hosted popular podcasts. His ability to translate complex technical ideas into compelling, accessible narratives makes him a trusted voice for diverse audiences—from young learners and university students to senior policymakers and industry professionals.

Whether discussing space robotics, AI ethics, machine learning, or the future of human-robot collaboration, Mohamed connects the dots between emerging technology and its real-world impact, inspiring curiosity and sparking informed dialogue.

Championing STEM engagement & future talent, Mohamed is particularly passionate about empowering the next generation of engineers, scientists, and innovators. He regularly engages with youth programs, STEM initiatives, and educational platforms, bringing enthusiasm, clarity, and mentorship to aspiring minds interested in robotics, AI, and space science.