Bhaskar Mitra
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About
Bhaskar Mitra is a researcher at the forefront of flexible electronics and tactile sensing, with a focus on developing low-cost, high-sensitivity sensors for agricultural and biomedical applications. His most cited work introduces a novel lithography-free approach to fabricating a flexible capacitive tactile sensor, using a nanoneedle-patterned PDMS dielectric layer to precisely characterize the firmness and mechanical stiffness of objects. This breakthrough, published in 2022, demonstrates a practical, scalable method for fruit ripeness estimation, offering a significant advance over traditional sensing techniques. With 19 citations in a short time, Mitra’s sensor design has already attracted attention for its potential to reduce food waste and improve quality control in agriculture. His contributions lie at the intersection of materials science and sensor engineering, where he combines innovative fabrication techniques with real-world problem-solving. Mitra’s work exemplifies how low-cost, flexible sensors can bridge the gap between laboratory research and practical, deployable technology, making him a notable emerging voice in the field of tactile sensing and smart agriculture.
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- 1A Novel Sensor for Fruit Ripeness Estimation Using Lithography Free Approach19 citations · 2022