Jyotirmoy Ray
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Jyotirmoy Ray is a researcher whose work bridges the precision demands of medical physics with the hands-on innovation of robotics. His primary research areas include stereotactic radiotherapy, patient positioning accuracy, and robotic system design. Ray’s most significant contribution is a novel mathematical framework that reduces complex six-dimensional (6D) patient positional shifts—encompassing lateral, longitudinal, vertical, pitch, roll, and yaw—into a simpler three-dimensional (3D) linear shift. This methodology, published in 2018 and cited 19 times, provides a practical verification tool for frameless stereotactic radiotherapy, enhancing treatment precision and patient safety. Beyond medical physics, Ray demonstrated his engineering acumen as part of the IIT Delhi team for ABU Robocon 2016, where he contributed to the design and development of two robots—a Hybrid robot and an Eco robot. This project, detailed in a 2017 publication, highlights his ability to apply subsystem-based design approaches to complex robotic challenges. Ray’s work underscores the value of interdisciplinary thinking, offering impactful solutions that improve clinical outcomes while fostering hands-on learning in robotics.
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- 2Design and Development of Robots for ABU Robocon 20162 citations · 2017