Shailendra Kumar

J.C. Bose University of Science & Technology, YMCA

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Shailendra Kumar is a rising researcher in the emerging field of Welding 4.0 and intelligent manufacturing systems. His work primarily addresses the integration of advanced robotics and digital technologies into traditional welding processes, focusing on overcoming implementation barriers and enhancing system reliability. Kumar’s most influential contribution, “A structural model of Welding 4.0 implementation challenges” (2023), has garnered 6 citations, providing a foundational framework that identifies and prioritizes key obstacles—such as skill gaps and interoperability issues—facing the adoption of Industry 4.0 in welding. This model serves as a critical roadmap for both practitioners and academics seeking to modernize fabrication environments. In his more recent work, “Analysing the reliability factors of a robot utilized within an FMC comprising two machines and one robot” (2025), he extends his focus to the operational dependability of robotic cells in flexible manufacturing contexts, offering practical insights for optimizing automation. Though early in his career, Kumar’s targeted contributions are shaping the conversation around smart welding, making him a notable voice for students and researchers interested in the intersection of manufacturing engineering, robotics, and digital transformation.