Rohan Mane

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Rohan Mane is an emerging researcher at the intersection of robotics, the Internet of Things (IoT), and societal well-being. His work centers on leveraging autonomous systems to address practical challenges in daily life, with a particular focus on enhancing physical and emotional health through technology. His most cited paper, “Automatic Pet Day–Care Robot” (2023), introduces an IoT-driven robotic solution designed to support pet care, reflecting his broader interest in how automation can improve quality of life and reduce human burden. Mane argues that a society’s health—physical, emotional, and economic—is foundational to national growth, and his research directly targets these pillars by developing accessible, intelligent systems. Though early in his career, with 2 citations on this flagship work, his contributions signal a promising direction in human-centered robotics. By integrating IoT with autonomous care, Mane is laying groundwork for technologies that not only assist but also foster emotional well-being, positioning him as a thoughtful innovator in socially impactful engineering.