Ahsan Kabir Nuhel
Papers
4
Total Citations
15
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3
About
Ahsan Kabir Nuhel is a rising researcher at the forefront of robotics and agricultural automation, whose work is already making tangible impacts in Bangladesh and beyond. His primary research areas span robotic manipulator design, solar-powered agricultural robotics, and autonomous navigation systems. Nuhel’s major contributions include the development of “Bazu,” a 3 DOF robotic manipulator arm designed for precise material handling and industrial automation, with a demonstrated pathway to higher-order 7 DOF systems. In the agricultural sector, he has pioneered solar-powered, microcontroller-based robots that integrate GSM technology for autonomous crop harvesting, watering, and threshing—directly addressing high labor costs and food scarcity challenges in Bangladesh. His most recent work explores ROS-2 based path planning and maze solving for autonomous robots, leveraging advanced computer vision algorithms. With over 15 citations across his key publications (2022–2024), Nuhel’s research is gaining traction for its practical, cost-effective solutions. His notable achievement lies in bridging the gap between sophisticated robotics theory and real-world agricultural applications, offering scalable technologies that promise to revolutionize both industrial automation and sustainable farming in developing economies.
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- 4A ROS-2 based Path Planning and Maze Solving of Autonomous Robots2 citations · 2024