Kuheli Mondal
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About
Kuheli Mondal is a researcher at the forefront of human-robot interaction (HRI), with a specialized focus on collaborative robot safety in domestic environments. Her work addresses a critical challenge: ensuring human safety as robots transition from industrial cages into our homes. Mondal’s key contributions include developing simulated risk assessment frameworks that quantify and mitigate injury risks during human-robot collaboration. Her 2021 paper, “Collaborative Robot Safety for Human-Robot Interaction in Domestic Simulated Environments,” has garnered 10 citations, establishing a foundation for safer domestic cobot design. Her earlier 2020 study, “A simulated risk assessment of human-robot interaction in the domestic environment,” with 5 citations, pioneered methods for evaluating hazards in unstructured home settings. Together, these works highlight her impact in shifting HRI safety research from industrial to residential contexts. Mondal’s achievements lie in creating practical, simulation-based tools that enable engineers to predict and prevent accidents before physical deployment—a vital step toward making assistive robots safe for everyday use. Her research is essential reading for anyone interested in the intersection of robotics, safety engineering, and domestic automation.
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