Gopal Chhetri

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Gopal Chhetri is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of reliability engineering, automation, and sustainable systems. His primary research focuses on enhancing the operational dependability of complex industrial and robotic systems, with a particular emphasis on waste management technologies. Chhetri’s most notable contribution is his pioneering work on the "Reliability Centered Modeling of an Automated Waste Sorting Robotic Arm System" (2024), which addresses the critical global challenge of efficient waste segregation. By applying reliability-centered maintenance (RCM) principles to robotic sorting arms, he provides a quantitative framework to minimize system failures, reduce downtime, and improve the overall effectiveness of automated waste processing. This work directly tackles the health and environmental risks posed by improper waste handling. Although early in its citation impact, this paper has already garnered attention for bridging the gap between theoretical reliability models and practical automation in sustainability. Chhetri’s research is particularly valuable for engineers and policymakers seeking to deploy robust, low-maintenance robotic solutions in demanding real-world environments. His work signals a promising trajectory toward more resilient and eco-friendly automated systems.