Jasprit Singh Gill

Papers

Total Citations

106

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About

Jasprit Singh Gill is a researcher at the intersection of automotive manufacturing, human-robot interaction, and autonomous systems. His work addresses the growing complexity of modern assembly lines, where product customization demands more flexible and intelligent automation. Gill’s most cited paper (86 citations) explores the feasibility of using Siemens Process Simulate for digital human and robot simulation in automotive assembly, providing a framework for optimizing workflows in high-variability environments. He also developed VoGe, a multimodal voice and gesture interface for interacting with autonomous cars (15 citations), contributing to the evolving paradigm of vehicle interior design and human-vehicle communication. In the domain of mobile robotics, Gill evaluated SLAM and navigation techniques for long-term autonomy in automotive manufacturing settings (5 citations), helping to bridge the gap between research implementations and industrial deployment. His work is notable for its practical focus on integrating cutting-edge simulation, sensing, and control technologies into real-world production contexts. Gill’s contributions are valuable for students and researchers interested in digital twins, human-robot collaboration, and the future of smart manufacturing.