Anurak Jansri

King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang

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Anurak Jansri is a robotics researcher whose work bridges nonlinear dynamics and educational innovation. His most cited paper, "On comparison of attractors for chaotic mobile robots" (2005, 20 citations), addresses a fundamental challenge in autonomous navigation: trajectory planning without a map. By comparing chaotic attractors, Jansri demonstrated how chaotic patterns can enable robots to efficiently patrol unknown environments, offering a novel solution to complex motion planning problems. This work has influenced subsequent research in chaotic robotics and bio-inspired navigation systems. Jansri also contributes to STEM education through his paper "Tree robot: An innovation for STEAM education" (2016, 9 citations), which introduces a hands-on, interdisciplinary approach to teaching science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics. His work advocates for integrating robotics into classrooms to foster creativity and problem-solving skills. With a career spanning theoretical robotics and practical pedagogy, Jansri’s research demonstrates how chaotic systems can inspire both machine intelligence and human learning. His contributions highlight the potential of unconventional approaches in robotics and education.