Mithu Borah
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Mithu Borah is a researcher in the field of Human-Robotic Interaction (HRI), with a focus on accessible and intuitive control systems. Her most-cited work, "Voice Controlled Robotic Car Using Mobile Application" (2021, 9 citations), explores the design of robotic systems that communicate with humans through natural language, bridging the gap between complex technology and everyday usability. Borah’s research addresses the critical challenge of how closeness and communication forms between humans and robots influence system effectiveness. By developing a voice-controlled mobile interface for a robotic car, she demonstrates a practical application that makes robotics more approachable for non-experts. Her contributions are particularly relevant for assistive technologies and educational robotics, where ease of use is paramount. While her citation count reflects a growing interest in her work, Borah’s focus on user-centered design and real-world implementation positions her as an emerging voice in making HRI more inclusive and responsive to human needs.
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- 1Voice Controlled Robotic Car Using Mobile Application9 citations · 2021