Narongsak Tirasuntarakul
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4
Total Citations
8
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About
Narongsak Tirasuntarakul is a researcher dedicated to advancing robotics education and open-source hardware design. His work spans two key areas: developing accessible robotic systems for telepresence and fostering STEM learning through mobile robotics. His most cited paper, "Design of an Open Source Anthropomorphic Robotic Finger for Telepresence Robot" (2021), introduces a 3D-printable, three-joint finger with two active degrees of freedom, designed for easy fabrication with standard parts—a contribution that democratizes teleoperation technology. Each of his top papers has garnered 2 citations, reflecting steady interest in his practical, educational approaches. Notably, his 2023 studies on mobile robots for high school students focus on developing courses that teach linear motion and technology design skills, using custom-built robots to bridge theoretical equations with real-world movement. Earlier, in 2016, he tackled miniaturization with a micro actuating mechanism that drives multiple degrees of freedom from a single actuator, reducing complexity and size for compact applications. Tirasuntarakul’s work exemplifies how hands-on, open-source robotics can inspire the next generation of engineers while pushing the boundaries of efficient mechanical design.
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