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Biswajit Mohapatra is a researcher specializing in assistive technology, biomedical signal processing, and wireless control systems, with a particular focus on developing innovative solutions for individuals with motor disabilities. His work bridges the gap between emerging communication technologies and rehabilitation engineering, creating practical systems that enhance the quality of life for patients with limited mobility. Mohapatra's most recognized contribution involves the development of wireless control systems for electric-powered robotic wheelchairs, leveraging Bluetooth, Xbee, and Wi-Fi protocols — work that has garnered 13 combined citations across its publications. He advanced these systems from mechanical switch-based designs to sophisticated Android application-driven interfaces, demonstrating a strong commitment to accessible and user-friendly assistive devices. Beyond wireless communication, Mohapatra has made meaningful strides in biosignal-based control systems. His research on surface electromyography (sEMG) and electrooculography (EOG) signals — employing time-domain analysis and discrete wavelet transforms — has produced multimodal assistive systems capable of interpreting human physiological signals to control devices. Collectively accumulating over 20 citations, his body of work represents a dedicated effort to empower individuals with high-level motor disabilities through intelligent, technology-driven assistive solutions.