Kyaw Thiha

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Kyaw Thiha’s research bridges the critical gap between intelligent robotics and real-world surveillance applications. His work centers on developing autonomous and remotely operated robotic systems, with a particular focus on enhancing human-robot interaction and control precision. Thiha’s foundational contribution, "Design and Implementation of Remote Operated Spy Robot Control System," established a compact, remotely controlled surveillance platform using PIC microcontrollers, laying the groundwork for portable reconnaissance technology. Building on this, his highly cited work "A Deep Neural Network Based Human Following Robot with Fuzzy Control" represents a significant leap forward. By integrating deep neural networks for target detection with fuzzy logic for smooth velocity control, Thiha created a system that enables a robot to autonomously track and follow a person while maintaining optimal positioning. This fusion of AI-driven perception and adaptive control has garnered substantial attention, with each of these key papers earning 8 citations. Thiha’s contributions are particularly notable for their practical, deployable nature, demonstrating how advanced algorithms can be effectively implemented in compact robotic platforms. His research continues to inspire innovations in assistive robotics, security automation, and intelligent surveillance systems.