Kunja Bihari Sahu
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Dr. Kunja Bihari Sahu is a researcher specializing in sensor design, robotics, and radiation instrumentation, with a focus on developing practical solutions for hazardous environments. His major contribution lies in the creation of a colour sensor tailored for radiation-handling robots, as detailed in his most-cited work, "Design a colour sensor: Application to robot handling radiation work" (2010, 6 citations). This paper outlines the development of a sensor system used to align samples in radiation-prone areas near the 3MV Tandem Pelletron Accelerator at the Institute of Physics, Bhubaneswar. By integrating robotics with colour detection, Dr. Sahu enhances safety and precision in nuclear experiments, enabling remote operations in high-radiation zones. His work bridges the gap between automation and nuclear physics, offering a robust tool for researchers handling sensitive materials. With a focus on applied engineering, Dr. Sahu’s contributions support advancements in accelerator-based research and radiation safety, making his work valuable for students and professionals in robotics, sensor technology, and nuclear instrumentation.
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- 1Design a colour sensor: Application to robot handling radiation work6 citations · 2010