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About
Mohinder Kumar is a robotics and computer vision researcher whose work bridges autonomous systems and cultural heritage preservation. His key research areas include autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), vision-based tracking, and optical character recognition (OCR) for Indic scripts. Kumar’s most cited work, "Autonomous Underwater Vehicle for Vision Based Tracking" (2018, 25 citations), details the design and control of an AUV developed at Vignan’s Institute of Information Technology’s Centre for Innovation Lab, demonstrating practical engineering for underwater exploration. His 2022 paper, "Distortion, rotation and scale invariant recognition of hollow Hindi characters" (16 citations), addresses a niche challenge in Devanagari script recognition, contributing to digital preservation of Indian languages. While his citation counts reflect a growing but specialized impact, Kumar’s work stands out for its dual focus on field robotics and cultural technology—a rare combination. His AUV project, built in a university lab, showcases hands-on innovation, while his OCR research tackles real-world variability in script recognition. For students and researchers, Kumar exemplifies how targeted contributions in under-explored areas can yield meaningful advances, blending engineering with societal relevance.
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- 1Autonomous Underwater Vehicle for Vision Based Tracking25 citations · 2018
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