Santosh Parajuli
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Santosh Parajuli is a forward-thinking researcher at the intersection of robotics, wireless power transfer, and human–robot interaction. His primary focus lies in developing safe, intuitive sensing systems for human cooperative robots (HCRs), with a particular emphasis on omnidirectional proximity and contact detection. Parajuli’s most notable contribution is the design of a wireless powered passive resonant-based sensing system, which leverages surface wireless power transfer (SWPT) to energize receivers without batteries, enabling continuous, omnidirectional awareness of human presence. This innovation directly addresses a critical safety challenge in collaborative robotics, allowing robots to detect and respond to nearby humans from any direction. His 2024 letter on this topic has already garnered 3 citations, signaling early recognition in the field. By eliminating the need for onboard power sources in sensors, Parajuli’s work paves the way for lighter, more durable, and inherently safer robotic systems. His research not only advances technical capabilities but also underscores a deep commitment to human-centered design—ensuring that as robots become more integrated into daily life, they do so with an unwavering priority on human safety.
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