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Anuj Tiwari is a rising researcher at the intersection of robotics, control theory, and advanced manufacturing. His primary research areas include decentralized multi-robot systems, flexible-object manipulation, and robotic sheet metal forming. Tiwari’s most significant contributions lie in developing novel control strategies that enable robot teams to transport deformable objects with reduced deformation and improved speed. His 2020 paper on accelerated-gradient-based transport (8 citations) pioneered a decentralized approach for rapid, low-deformation object movement, while his 2023 work on delayed self-reinforcement (5 citations) introduced bio-inspired techniques that break the traditional trade-off between transport time and object deformation. In manufacturing, Tiwari has advanced incremental sheet metal forming through his frequency-based preform design method (2024, 4 citations), offering a novel mathematical framework for multi-stage robot-assisted forming processes. His 2019 work on cohesive velocity transitions in robotic platoons (2 citations) further demonstrates his breadth, applying Nesterov-type acceleration to improve information propagation in robot networks. With a growing portfolio of work spanning from theoretical control innovations to practical manufacturing solutions, Tiwari is establishing himself as a versatile engineer whose research promises to make robot teams more capable and manufacturing processes more flexible.