Amar Kumar Behera

Queen's University Belfast, Leeds Beckett University

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Amar Kumar Behera is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of engineering design, product lifecycle management, and sustainable manufacturing. His primary research focus is on enhancing design information sharing and management across product life cycles, with a particular emphasis on embedding multiple design structures into unified definitions. Behera’s most cited work, "Sharing design definitions across product life cycles" (2019, 9 citations), explores the feasibility of using lattice theory and qualitative data analysis to create flexible design definitions that can be reused across different stages of a product’s life. This contribution is significant for improving design change management and collaboration in complex engineering projects. His earlier case study on a collision avoidance robot (2016, 4 citations) provides a practical comparison of techniques for managing design information and implementing changes, demonstrating the real-world applicability of his methods. Additionally, Behera has contributed to sustainable manufacturing through his work on energy consumption analysis in robot-based Single Point Incremental Forming (SPIF) (2015, 4 citations), addressing the environmental impact of metal forming processes. His research is valuable for engineers and academics seeking to streamline design workflows and reduce the ecological footprint of manufacturing.