Rakesh Podder
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Rakesh Podder is a researcher at the forefront of cybersecurity and the Internet of Things (IoT), with a particular focus on securing networked robotic systems. His most-cited work, "Hybrid Encryption Algorithm for the Data Security of ESP32 based IoT-enabled Robots" (2021, 11 citations), addresses a critical vulnerability in modern digital applications: the protection of data transmitted by IoT-enabled devices, from mobile robots to Smart Grids. Podder’s major contribution lies in developing a hybrid encryption approach that balances robust security with the computational constraints of low-power microcontrollers like the ESP32. By tackling the escalating cybersecurity risks that accompany the proliferation of IoT, his research provides practical, implementable solutions for safeguarding sensitive data in real-world applications. This work not only highlights the growing importance of cryptographic protocols in robotics but also underscores Podder’s role in bridging the gap between theoretical security frameworks and tangible, hardware-constrained environments. His findings are essential reading for engineers and researchers working to fortify the next generation of connected, autonomous systems against emerging threats.
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