Abdullah Iskandar is a lecturer at the School of Computing, Telkom University, Indonesia, where he has been actively engaged in teaching and research. He is currently pursuing a doctoral degree in his third year at Waseda University, Japan, specializing in the field of telexistence robotics. His research focuses on designing and evaluating wearable non-humanoid robots for high-sense remote communication and multipurpose applications. He has a strong academic background, having earned his master’s degrees in computer science and engineering, Waseda University. His contributions to robotics and human–computer interaction include collaborations with international institutions and the exploration of innovative technologies such as IoT and object detection. He is also involved in various research projects aimed at advancing digital innovation through robotics, aligning with his commitment to shaping the future of computing and human–machine interaction.