Din Bandhu

Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Institute of Infrastructure Technology Research and Management

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Din Bandhu is a researcher at the forefront of robotics and advanced manufacturing, with a focus on human–machine interaction and smart automation. His most cited work, “Human–machine interaction and implementation on the upper extremities of a humanoid robot” (2024, 34 citations), pioneers real-time tracking and control of humanoid arm joints using dynamic human motion estimation—a critical step toward intuitive robotic assistance. Bandhu also made significant contributions to materials science with his critical review “Study of machinability aspects of shape memory alloys” (2020, 29 citations), which systematically analyzed the challenges of machining these smart materials, guiding future manufacturing processes. His practical engineering skills are evident in the “Design of Bluetooth-Controlled Floor Cleaning Robot” (2022), showcasing his ability to translate complex concepts into accessible, real-world solutions. With a growing citation impact and work spanning from humanoid robotics to shape memory alloys, Bandhu’s research bridges theoretical innovation and applied engineering, offering valuable insights for students and researchers in mechatronics, automation, and advanced materials.