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Nitisak Worrasittichai is a robotics and automation researcher whose work centers on autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and their practical deployment in healthcare and logistics environments. With a consistent focus on solving real-world hospital challenges, Worrasittichai has made significant contributions to the design, navigation, and safe operation of robotic systems in clinical settings. His most influential work, "A Framework of IoT Platform for Autonomous Mobile Robot in Hospital Logistics Applications" (2020, 27 citations), established a foundational architecture for integrating IoT technologies with AMRs to automate the delivery of food and medical supplies. Building on this, his research into automatic precision docking (2021, 19 citations) addressed a critical operational challenge—enabling robots to autonomously locate and connect to charging stations with high accuracy. His simulation-based study using Unity (2020, 15 citations) further demonstrated innovative approaches to validating robot deployments in pandemic-era hospital wards. Notably, Worrasittichai's development of tele-operated robots for COVID-19 field hospitals (2021) showcased his ability to rapidly translate research into humanitarian impact. His more recent work on safety-standard compliance for service robots reflects a maturing research agenda that prioritizes human-robot interaction in dynamic healthcare environments.