Manas Srivastava

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Manas Srivastava is a researcher whose early work explored the intersection of embedded systems and mobile communication technologies. His most-cited paper, "An Embedded Platform For GSM/CDMA Controlled Surveillance Robot" (2008), introduced a novel approach to remote robotic control using cellular networks, laying foundational concepts for mobile-operated automation. While this paper has garnered 2 citations, it represents a pioneering effort in integrating GSM/CDMA modules with embedded platforms for surveillance applications. Srivastava's research primarily focuses on embedded system design, mobile communication integration, and robotics control mechanisms. His work demonstrates an early recognition of the potential for cellular networks to enable remote device operation, a concept that has since become increasingly relevant in the Internet of Things (IoT) era. Though his publication record is limited, this specific contribution highlights his technical ability to combine hardware and software solutions for practical automation challenges. For students and researchers exploring the history of mobile-controlled robotics, Srivastava's paper serves as an early example of how embedded platforms could be leveraged for wireless surveillance systems.