M. Gobinath
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2
Total Citations
7
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About
M. Gobinath is a robotics researcher focused on assistive technologies and automated systems for environmental and accessibility challenges. Their most cited work, the "Snag Detection Robot for Visually Impaired Steering and Blind Individuals" (2018, 5 citations), explores the intersection of robotics and cognitive computing to develop navigation aids that enhance mobility for the visually impaired. This paper reflects Gobinath’s interest in leveraging AI-driven perception systems to create human-centered robotic solutions. Additionally, their research extends to environmental robotics, as seen in the retracted chapter on sewage sludge removal via arm-axis machine robots (2019, 2 citations), which aimed to automate hazardous waste management tasks. While the retraction limits the impact of this work, it underscores Gobinath’s broader engagement with robotics for practical, real-world applications. With a citation count that, though modest, highlights early-stage contributions to assistive robotics, Gobinath’s work contributes to the growing field of cognitive computing in robotics, where machines are designed to emulate human decision-making. Their research offers a foundation for future innovations in robotic aids for disabled individuals and automated environmental cleanup systems.
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