Gayatri Ranade
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Gayatri Ranade is a rising researcher in the field of human-robot interaction, with a focus on enhancing safety and cooperation between humans and collaborative robots. Her key research areas include wireless power transfer, passive sensing systems, and proximity detection for human cooperative robots (HCRs). Her most notable contribution is the development of a wireless powered passive resonant-based omnidirectional sensing system, which enables both proximity and contact sensing without the need for onboard batteries or complex wiring. This innovative approach leverages surface wireless power transfer (SWPT) methodology and a wireless powered receiver (WPRx) to create a safer, more intuitive interaction environment. Her 2024 paper on this system has already garnered 3 citations, signaling growing interest in her work. Ranade’s research addresses critical safety challenges in industrial and service robotics, paving the way for more responsive and trustworthy human-robot collaboration. Her achievements demonstrate a promising trajectory in advancing passive, energy-efficient sensing technologies that could redefine safety standards in cooperative robotics.
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