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Total Citations
971
H-Index
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About
Anita Gehlot is a prolific researcher whose work sits at the dynamic intersection of emerging technologies, sustainability, and smart systems. Her scholarship spans Industry 4.0 enablers, Internet of Things (IoT), blockchain, digitalization in finance, and intelligent infrastructure — all united by a commitment to advancing the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals. Gehlot has made significant contributions to understanding how transformative technologies such as cloud manufacturing, 3D printing, and AI-driven systems can revolutionize industries ranging from construction and horticulture to dairy farming and renewable energy. Her most-cited work, "Imperative Role of Integrating Digitalization in the Firms Finance" (2022, 147 citations), underscores her interdisciplinary reach, while her research on sustainable construction technologies (135 citations) demonstrates her ability to bridge engineering and environmental imperatives. She has also pioneered work on livestock welfare monitoring through IoT and blockchain ecosystems, illustrating her innovative application of digital tools to agricultural challenges. With multiple papers surpassing 50 citations and a total scholarly footprint exceeding 700 citations across her top works alone, Gehlot has established herself as an authoritative voice in technology-driven sustainability research, making her work essential reading for engineers, policymakers, and sustainability scholars alike.
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- 10Intelligent energy and ecosystem for real-time monitoring of glaciers36 citations · 2022