Anilkumar Ezhilarasu
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Anilkumar Ezhilarasu is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of robotics, digital twins, and inclusive built environment design. His work focuses on developing innovative methodologies to assess and enhance the accessibility of physical spaces for robotic systems, addressing a critical gap in modern infrastructure planning. Ezhilarasu’s major contribution lies in creating a digital twin-assisted framework that evaluates design guideline compliance for robot inclusivity, replacing costly and time-consuming physical experiments with efficient, simulation-based assessments. His most-cited paper, “Enhancing Robot Inclusivity in the Built Environment: A Digital Twin-Assisted Assessment of Design Guideline Compliance” (2024), has already garnered 6 citations, reflecting its timely relevance in the rapidly evolving field of human-robot interaction. By integrating virtual modelling with real-world constraints, Ezhilarasu’s work reduces labour-intensive testing while providing actionable insights for architects and urban planners. His research not only advances the theoretical understanding of robot-inclusive design but also offers practical tools for creating environments where autonomous systems can operate seamlessly alongside humans. Ezhilarasu’s contributions are shaping the future of smart cities and accessible infrastructure, making him a key voice in the push toward more adaptive, technology-ready urban spaces.
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