Amritha Ananthanarayanan

Papers

Total Citations

H-Index

About

Amritha Ananthanarayanan is a researcher at the forefront of applied robotics, with a focused interest in leveraging autonomous systems for domestic and environmental sustainability. Her most-cited work, "Application of Robotics to Domestic and Environmental Cleanup Tasks" (2021), has garnered 4 citations, establishing a foundational contribution to the niche field of robotic waste management and household assistance. Through this research, she explores the integration of sensor-driven navigation, object recognition, and manipulation algorithms to enable robots to perform complex cleaning and remediation tasks—ranging from sorting recyclables to mitigating pollution in natural settings. Her contributions bridge the gap between theoretical robotics and real-world environmental challenges, offering scalable solutions for smart homes and ecological conservation. While early in her career, Ananthanarayanan’s work signals a commitment to developing practical, socially impactful technologies. Her research not only advances the capabilities of service robots but also underscores the potential for automation to address pressing global issues like waste accumulation and habitat degradation. As her citation count grows, she is poised to become a key voice in sustainable robotics, inspiring future engineers to design machines that serve both people and the planet.