Shashank Kumar Singh

Papers

Total Citations

110

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Shashank Kumar Singh explores the transformative potential of nanotechnology and intelligent robotics, bridging foundational science with practical automation. His highly cited review, “Nanotechnology, Big things from a Tiny World: a Review” (98 citations), offers a comprehensive overview of nanoscale applications spanning computing, medicine, food technology, and solar cells, establishing a key reference for students and researchers entering the field. Building on this foundation, Singh advances into swarm robotics and autonomous systems. His work on “Swarm Robotics for Ultra-Violet Sterilization Robot” (8 citations) demonstrates how coordinated multi-robot teams can tackle complex tasks like disinfection, moving beyond conventional single-robot approaches. Further, his “AI Based Autonomous Room Cleaning Bot” (4 citations) reflects a commitment to integrating artificial intelligence into everyday automation, addressing society’s growing reliance on intelligent machines for routine chores. Together, these contributions highlight Singh’s ability to synthesize broad technological landscapes with targeted, real-world solutions—from the atomic scale to collaborative robotic swarms—making his research both foundational and forward-looking for engineers and scientists aiming to harness emerging technologies for practical impact.