Surojit Kumar Bose

Bhabha Atomic Research Center Hospital, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre

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Surojit Kumar Bose is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of robotics, computer vision, and autonomous systems. His research has made meaningful contributions to the field of telerobotics, with a particular focus on enabling remote robot manipulation through advanced sensory feedback mechanisms. His most notable work, "Stereo Vision Guided Telerobotics System for Autonomous Pick and Place Operations" (2015, 6 citations), demonstrates his expertise in integrating stereo vision with haptic feedback — specifically using a Phantom haptic device — to allow operators to control industrial robots remotely over local area networks with both visual depth perception and tactile response. Complementing this, his earlier development of a real-time stereoscopic viewer for telerobotics (2013, 4 citations) established foundational open-source tools for binocular vision in remote robotic applications. Beyond robotics, Bose has demonstrated breadth in computational problem-solving through his innovative fluid mechanics-based approach to automated maze solving (2011, 4 citations), which opened fresh perspectives on robot path planning and emergency evacuation modeling. Across his body of work, Bose consistently bridges theoretical frameworks with practical implementations, making his research particularly valuable for engineers and roboticists developing real-world autonomous and remote-operated systems.