Prasanmit Nath

National Institute of Technology Rourkela

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Prasanmit Nath is a researcher focused on embedded systems, automation, and intelligent sensing technologies. His work bridges the gap between hardware and software to create practical, life-saving solutions. Nath’s most notable contribution is the development of an IMU-based Accident Detection and Intimation System (2018), which addresses the critical delay in emergency medical services following road traffic accidents—a leading cause of transport-related fatalities. By leveraging inertial measurement units, his system autonomously detects collisions and alerts responders, a project that has garnered 13 citations for its direct impact on public safety. In parallel, Nath explored human-machine interaction through his Autonomous Chess Playing Robot (2019), also cited 13 times, which integrates computer vision and game engines to enable physical gameplay against a human opponent. This work demonstrates his versatility in applying automation to both critical safety and interactive domains. Nath’s research is characterized by a hands-on approach to solving real-world problems, making him a notable figure in the development of intelligent, autonomous systems that enhance everyday life.