Dharav Sarang

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Dharav Sarang is a researcher in assistive technology and human-computer interaction, with a focus on developing innovative communication solutions for individuals with severe disabilities. His most-cited work, "Tongue driven wireless electronic communication device" (2017), introduces two novel designs for wireless assistive systems that enable users to control their environment and communicate through tongue movements, offering a lifeline for those with limited motor function. While his citation count is modest, the work underscores a commitment to accessible, real-world applications that bridge the gap between technology and daily living. Sarang’s contributions lie in the intersection of biomedical engineering and wireless systems, where he explores low-cost, user-centered designs that prioritize independence and quality of life. His research is particularly notable for its potential to empower individuals with conditions such as spinal cord injuries or locked-in syndrome. Through his focus on practical, tongue-driven interfaces, Sarang exemplifies how targeted innovation can address critical needs in assistive technology, making him a promising voice in the field of inclusive design.